Volkswagen agrees to Chinese EV joint venture
Volkswagen AG has signed a deal with Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Co., Ltd - seen selling light trucks - to work towards the joint development of all-electric vehicles in China.
Brexit could see Japanese car companies leave UK
Japan is warning that it wants clarity promptly as to the direction of Brexit negotiations or its businesses could start leaving the UK. Japan has a lot of skin in the Brexit game.
Holden reveals ‘master brand’ campaign
Holden has unveiled to media an update to its branding and marketing campaigns - including an update for its iconic lion.
US crossover to join Holden range
Holden revealed a range of new or facelifted product overnight - including the sourcing of a large US-built SUV to take on the Toyota Highlander and Hyundai Santa Fe.
Emissions work continues
The Ministerial Forum on Vehicle Emissions has met to progress the Turnbull Government’s plans to reduce Australia’s vehicle emissions.
Sync 3 to speak Australian
Ford’s local research and development team are doing more than just contributing to global vehicle development projects, they are teaching vehicles to speak and understand Australian accents.
New sales manager for Maserati
Maserati has appointed a new national sales manager who will get to oversee the expected boost the brand will receive over the next year as it rolls out its first SUV - the Levante.
Kia Motors Australia on the move
After more than a decade at its Homebush West base, Kia Motors Australia is on the move, upgrading its headquarters with new premises at Macquarie Park.
Model S reaches battery limit
Tesla has launched a new battery option - believed to be the biggest possible in its current format.
VW settles supplier strike
Volkswagen and two key suppliers have settled a dispute with workers that could have seen production delays at a number of its key German plans.