Renault boosts Trafic van’s power by 29%
Renault’s best mid-sized van offering for Australian business users gets a 29% power boost for its entry model. It’s also now priced from a highly competitive $34,490 drive-away until June 30.
Renault’s best mid-sized van offering for Australian business users gets a 29% power boost for its entry model. It’s also now priced from a highly competitive $34,490 drive-away until June 30.
It’s a year of milestones for Isuzu. Isuzu UTE Australia (IUA) achieved 100,000 vehicle sales in April 2017 – as internationally the Japanese brand celebrated its 100th anniversary. Setting Australian foundations in October 2008, the Brisbane-based distributor has experienced phenomenal growth in its short tenure.
In partnership with a local supermarket chain a New Zealand waste management company has begun operating its first electric truck to be used exclusively for refuse collection. Waste Management New Zealand (WMNZ) flagged its move to electric vehicles (EV) in September last year.
Scania is appointing Mikael Cato to the position of chief digital officer effective May 15, 2017, reporting president and chief executive officer Henrik Henriksson.
A standard production Porsche Cayenne S Diesel SUV has successfully pulled a 285-tonne Air France Airbus for more than 42-metres at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, France.
The president of Isuzu Motors International Operations has confirmed that under the joint venture agreement with Mazda Motor Corporation, that it will wholly develop and supply the next generation BT-50 pickup.
Victorian consumers and businesses will be negatively impacted by an increase in motor vehicle stamp duty, the Victorian Automobile Chamber of Commerce (VACC) says.
About $65 million in Australian Government funding has been approved to start building the four-kilometre Scone Bypass on the New England Highway It’s part of a $120m project to create a safer and more efficient road network.
Scania is appointing Mikael Cato to the position of chief digital officer effective May 15, 2017, reporting president and chief executive officer Henrik Henriksson.
A continuing high number of road deaths means the Federal Government needs to put renewed focus on road safety in next week’s budget, the Australian Automobile Association (AAA) says.