Winter is here and that means wind, rain and heated seats while sipping a hot coffee as you flick through the June issue of AutoTalk Australia.
This month we’ve been out and about catching every word in Canberra on how dealers will now be able to back themselves with the use of the DealerNomics app, approved and lauded by Craig Laundy MP.
The aftermarket and franchised dealers, two once-oppositional sides of the vehicle service and repair data-sharing divide, have taken a giant leap of solidarity to support consumers as the owners of that technical information.
We get the official word from the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) on its gestational plans to bring light and medium trucks into crashlabs.
Fleet management vows to start its own member-focussed data collection on fuel consumption and emissions to back the Australian Automobile Association (AAA) in pushing policymakers for change.
One of the worst ways a business can change, is through disaster. Which is why we bring you some first-hand advice from Work Cover prosecution expert Bruce Whitehead, who knows exactly what you need to change in order to mitigate risk and avoid finding yourself in the witness box.
Plus, we hear from key stakeholders including government, manufacturers and infrastructure players on hydrogen’s next step in energy evolution which promises jobs, profit and zero-emission mobility.
We also chat to Tynan Motors on the evolution of its showrooms with a little help from ANCAP and the wisdom of sales manager Nicholas Tynan who wants to sell on safety.
Lastly, we give you all the latest from the electric vehicle frontline in our EV Talk section, including portable charging, clean energy and of course, Tesla.
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