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Dealers watch new vehicle sales dive 15% in November 2021

New vehicle dealers across Australia watched sales fall by 15.3% in November 2021 from the previous corresponding period to 80,638 units due to international supply chain shortages rather than a decline in demand from the market.  But the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) says the market is only 29,000 units short of reaching 1 million new vehicle sales in the 2021 calendar years Toyota was the market leader in November 2021 recording 15,239 sales.  This was followed by Hyundai with 6854 sales.

‘Tesla tidal wave’ as deliveries arrive

Hundreds of Tesla Model 3 EVs from China have landed in Fremantle, Western Australia, and Auckland, New Zealand, and The arrivals via the Wallenius Wilhelmsen were tracked by VedaPrime which noted the 461 Fremantle arrivals will also see Tesla Perth using a much larger capacity delivery location this quarter.

AADA: ACCC decision does not vindicate General Motors

The Australian Automotive Dealers Association (AADA) says the decision by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to conclude its investigation into General Motors conduct towards dealers in withdrawing the Holden brand from the market does not vindicate the company in any shape or form.

Competition watchdog concludes Holden investigation

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) says it has completed its investigation into the conduct of General Motors Holden Australia NSC Pty Ltd (Holden) towards Holden dealers before and after the company’s withdrawal from the Australian market.