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Automotive training boosted

The automotive sector is booming and offers several pathways including electrical technology, body repair tech and light and heavy vehicle mechanical technology.

AIC launches vehicle scan portal

The Auto Innovation Centre (AIC) has launched a specialised vehicle scan portal. The first of its kind in the country, it offers a comprehensive database of high-resolution vehicle scans, all accessible in one location.

Uber EV pilot to boost Australian secondhand market

Uber and Car Empire say they will accelerate Australia’s secondhand EV market with an Australian-first pilot. Uber drivers and Uber Eats delivery people in Brisbane and the Gold Coast can access “affordable offers” on secondhand EVs, available on Uber’s vehicle marketplace.

CEFC puts $100m towards decarbonising transport

A $100 million investment from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) to help decarbonise the emissions-intensive transport sector will harness Ampol’s infrastructure, expertise, workforce and supply chain networks.

Toyota RAV4 July top seller

Toyota’s RAV4 – generally sold as a hybrid – topped the new vehicle July sales with 5933 units sold. The Ford Ranger (4915) was the second top seller, then the Toyota HiLux (4747), Toyota Corolla (2688) and Toyota Landcruiser (2464).

Hyundai i30 N 2025 pricing and specs

The Hyundai i30 N 2025 model receives key technology and safety updates, along with refreshed design elements. Launching in Australia this August, the 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine (206kW at 6000rpm and 392Nm across a wide 2100 to 4700rpm) N is priced from $50,000 (manufacturers list price, MLP).