Sydney ‘Everything Electric’ show March 7-9
The third Everything Electric expo in Sydney on March 7-9 this year is set to be the largest yet, say organisers.
The third Everything Electric expo in Sydney on March 7-9 this year is set to be the largest yet, say organisers.
The new Renault Duster small SUV has been confirmed for Australia and it will be available in local showrooms from the second half of 2025.
Isuzu Australia Limited (IAL) says Kylie Barlin will join the brand’s executive team, heading up the growing strategy division into 2025 and beyond. Barlin’s appointment comes as a new generation product line-up hits Australian shores this year and the backdrop of a swiftly changing and increasingly competitive market landscape. Following previous roles at Toyota Finance and Toyota Motor Asia Pacific, Barlin brings considerable experience in the automotive sector across corporate planning, ESG and enterprise strategy.
Evee says that through its partnership with AusEV Ford’s F-150 Lightning EV ute is now available for hire in Sydney.
The exclusive Australian retailer, importer, and distributor of Xpeng TrueEV has announced its Xpeng Experience Centre at Crown Sydney, expected to open at the end of April 2025.
Chery Australia has now exceeded 20,000 vehicle sales in Australia, cementing it as one of its fastest-growing brands.
Nissan is implementing immediate measures to improve its performance and create a leaner, more resilient business capable of swiftly adapting to market changes. On February 13, it shared additional details regarding these actions, outlining targets for fiscal year 2026 and key initiatives.
MTA Queensland is expanding its Women in Trades Apprenticeship Mentoring Program to support all female automotive apprentices across the state.
The Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association (AAAA) congratulates its sister organisation, the Auto Care Association, and president Bill Hanvey on their landmark victory in Massachusetts. This ruling upholds the 2020 Right to Repair law, which requires OEMs to provide independent repairers with access to telematics data.
Toyota Australia has discontinued its Granvia premium people-mover in response to changing market conditions and upcoming regulatory requirements.