The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance has announced the production release of the Alliance Intelligent Cloud, a new platform enabling it to deliver connected services in vehicles sold in nearly all 200 markets.
It needs to be acknowledged that despite the treasury’s February 2018 mandating of the Takata airbag recall campaign – the largest product recall in our history – by recommendation of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, car makers have stepped up.
Speaking to AutoTalk this week, Pickerings dealer principal Scott McElligott says the community is still struggling to recover from once-in-a-century floods which saw monsoonal rains reached their peak at 20 times the average for the time of year.
Shell expects to be the world’s biggest power company by the early 2030s, catering for everything electric from transport to home energy systems.
A BMW that was stolen by UK thieves who hacked into the car’s keyless system has been returned to its driver less than an hour after he reported its disappearance.
Suzuki Australia is undertaking a major brand transformation and is appointing Deloitte Digital to handle its creative business alongside media agency Noisy Beast. The new 'For FUN’s sake!' brand platform will be visible via a through-the-line campaign spanning TV, online and print.
The updated Ford Transit Custom will bring autonomous emergency braking (AEB) with pedestrian detection as standard across the range, with the introduction of the new Transit Custom Sport and double cab-in-van models to Australia.
In a move to make a “New Smart” since the departure of Carlos Ghosn, the chief executive officers of Renault, Nissan, and Mitsubishi and the Renault chairman are creating a new operating board for the Alliance.
The electric Mercedes-Benz EQC SUV was launched in Australia at a special unveiling for first customers on March 12. The function at Melbourne’s Mercedes me store was held well ahead of the on-sale date, expected to be later in 2019.
Tesla has engaged reverse on earlier plans to close its retail stores but will raise some vehicle prices an average 3% world-wide to compensate.