Deepal confirms S05 and E07 are coming to Australia
Deepal Australia is expanding its model range with the S05 SUV and E07, a versatile SUV with Ute-like features that will be available in Australia in 2025.
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Geely Farizon’s two electric commercial vehicles debut at Melbourne Motor Show
The Geely Farizon SuperVan (SV) and H9E light truck will debut at the Melbourne Motor Show on April 5 and 6 ahead of early April Melbourne and Sydney dealership sales.
Safety upgrade, 3.5-tonne tow rating for MY25 LDV T60
For 2025, the LDV T60 has received a safety boost, increased towing capacity, and more technology as part of a new range that has been simplified from eight models to three.
Patterson Cheney opens new Pakenham Isuzu Truck dealership
Isuzu dealer Patterson Cheney Trucks has strengthened its presence in Melbourne’s southeast, opening an all-new truck sales, service and parts branch in Pakenham, Victoria.
Mazda Australia announces 2024 Master Dealer award winners
Mazda Australia has announced the winners of its annual Master Dealer Excellence Award.
GWM chucks more in around NVES uncertainty
GWM is chucking more models into its Australian product line to offer customers more choices regarding the uncertainty of the NVES. It sells four hybrids and one battery electric vehicle and intends to add four plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) by the fourth quarter of 2025.
Porsche NOW pops up in Barangaroo
Porsche Cars Australia is bringing the Porsche NOW pop-up experience to the country for the first time. The concept, which blends design, technology and lifestyle, will allow Australian fans and customers to experience Porsche in a completely new way at Sydney’s Barangaroo space.
MTAA calls for the ACCC to reject insurance acquisitions
The Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA) and its body repair committee, the Australian Motor Body Repairers Association (AMBRA), are urging the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to reject two proposed insurance industry acquisitions.
Cupra Tavascan EV launched, priced from $60,990
Cupra introduces its Tavascan EV medium SUV in April, 2025, from $60,990 RRP. The brand’s new flagship model and first all-electric SUV coupe – its second battery electric vehicle (BEV) after the Cupra Born – is reportedly the first vehicle to display Cupra’s future design language.
Australians take class action against Tesla
An Australian class action alleges Tesla has overstated its US-made EVs’ capabilities around battery life and self-driving. A consumer action filed in the Federal Court accuses Tesla Motors Australia of selling Model 3 and Y cars manufactured by the US-based Tesla Inc based on hyped claims.
