LDV Australia launches all-electric LCV and luxury people mover
In addition to launching Australia’s first electric Ute, the LDV has added the eDeliver 9 and the Mifa 9 people mover to its showroom range of zero emission vehicles.
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Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Australia introduces more turn-key options
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Australia is expanding its range specialist turn-key vehicles that are engineered-to-go and fully factory backed. It unveiled seven variants at the Volkswagen Group Australia (VGA) Southern Region Office and Training Facility at Essendon Fields in Melbourne.
LDV launches eT60, Australia’s first electric Ute
LDV has launched Australia’s first electric Ute, the eT60 to target large corporate, government, and fleet businesses committed to emission reductions targets, as well as private early adopters.
Australian diesel class action filed against Mercedes-Benz
Australian Compensation law firm Gerard Malouf and Partners (GMP Law) has filed a class action against Mercedes-Benz in the Victorian Supreme Court.
Cox Automotive Australia appoints Lester as chief executive
Cox Automotive Australia has announced the appointment of Stephen Lester as its new chief executive effective from November 21, 2022.
MTA SA/NT campaigns against private used car sales
A The Motor Trade Association of South Australia and Northern Territory has launched a campaign to remind motorists that the best way to protect themselves when purchasing a used vehicle is to buy it from a licensed dealer.
Travel restraints made against car financier
The former director of a finance company in liquidation which had previously provided car and home loan and investment services primarily to the Australian Muslim community has received an interim travel restrain order from the Federal Court.
Fuel quality is key to lowering emissions says FCAI
The Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) has welcomed the Federal Government’s consultation process on Australia’s fuel quality standards stating that the move was necessary to lower emissions from Australia’s light vehicle fleet.
Former Tesla Australia director pleads guilty to insider trading
Former Tesla Motors Australia Pty Ltd (Tesla Australia) director Kurt Schlosser, of Sydney, New South Wales, has pleaded guilty at the Sydney Downing Centre Local Court to two counts of insider trading.
