Honda Australia has been ordered to pay more than $13.7 million in contractual damages to Brighton Automotive Holdings (Astoria Honda Brighton) by the Supreme Court in addition to $3.8 million in interest plus most costs.
ANCAP Safety has announced safety ratings for eight new vehicle models, with three marques debuting locally.
Ford Australia has confirmed it has ceased plans to introduce the fully-electric Puma Gen-E, citing changing market demands. The Blue Oval dropped the ICE Puma from its line-up in the middle of 2024 following more than three years of sluggish sales.
The Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA) welcomes the Australian Government's decision to include many automotive trades in the new Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL), marking a milestone for the industry's workforce development.
GWM is celebrating a 3.6% share of the Australian automotive market in November 2025, propelling it to 8th position for the month, an equal best.
The Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA) welcomes the government's announcement of an independent review of the Australian Design Rules (ADRs), viewing it as a crucial step in removing regulatory barriers and promoting innovation in the market across cars, trucks and motorcycles.
Autocare, hosted by the Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association (AAAA) and sponsored by mycar Tyre and Auto, will take place from June 20 to 21, 2025, at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre (BCEC).
The Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) says the softening demand for new vehicles in November 2024 reflects cost-of-living pressures for private buyers. However, the FCAI says the preference for hybrid and plug-in hybrid technology in new vehicles continues.
Subaru Australia is ushering in a new era of customer experience and retail innovation with the grand opening of Melbourne City Subaru. The brand-new dealership is located in Port Melbourne, Victoria. Subaru Corporation president Atsushi Osaki officially opened the facility on November 27.
EV enthusiasm is on the wane; new car buyers have longer shopping lists but are making quicker purchase decisions, and a single test drive can be the defining moment for buyer and seller groups, according to CarExpert IQ. As brand competition heats up, 2025 will be a “fierce and fascinating year” for the Australian new car space.
