In the August edition of AutoTalk magazine we discover some hard truths about the health of the auto industry thanks to the in-depth Victorian Automobile Chamber of Commerce’s research report.
Despite dire warnings around the end of car manufacturing, there is still a beating heart courtesy of businesses like Bell Environmental proving we can still profitably design and build things.
Fallout continues after changes to Australian vehicle import standards, and we hear how mobility could change the job description for Australian fleet managers.
Plus we check out Mercedes-Benz World in the UK and hear how and why Carsales promises it’s going nowhere in a hurry despite the purported rise of mobility services and autonomy.
In the same vein, we speak to an expert on humanity’s precarious pursuit of autonomous vehicles and how working together could prevent setbacks.
The French brands are also promising to storm the sales charts as Peugeot and Citroen brands emerge reinvigorated, and we bring you another dose of sales data with some surprising results, including trendy buying habits.
There’s also a new energy in hydrogen fuel cells that could literally change the way we make forward progress, all thanks to a few passionate people with big ambitions.
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