FCA joins PSA as world’s fourth-largest OEM
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and the Peugeot Citroen Group have linked arms to become on of the world's largest automotive superpowers.
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Mazda Australia accused of “misleading” customers: ACCC
The consumer watchdog has commenced federal court proceedings against Mazda Australia for alleged misrepresentation of consumer law.
All-black Rodin racer goes on sale
Rodin Cars has officially put its formula race car on sale after revealing the all-black FZED mid-year.
Porsche dealers trial online sales
Porsche Cars North America is trialling the online sale of its sports car range via its dealer network.
Fiat Chrysler merger talks with PSA Group
Groupe PSA has confirmed it is in merger discussions with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles. Both the French and Italian-American autogiants have confirmed in matching statements that "there are ongoing discussions aimed at creating one of the world‘s leading mobility groups".
Jaguar Land Rover reports profit
Jaguar Land Rover Automotive increased revenue by eight percent year-on-year but down 0.7% on total retail sales, for the three-month period ending September 30, 2019.
Kona Electric earns five-star rating, first EV crash-tested
The Kona Electric is the first electric vehicle (EV) to be crash tested in Australia. The frontal offset crash test was done Australasia’s independent vehicle safety authority ANCAP as an audit test of the Kona model line-up and achieved a five-star safety rating.
Longer range for new Ioniq
The newly arrived 2020 Hyundai Ioniq extends its range to 311km, offering refreshed styling and upgraded standard equipment.
Nissan secures naming rights to Queensland netball centre
Nissan, a big Australian netball supporter, is expanding its interest in the sport by securing naming rights of the Queensland State Netball Centre for the next three years.
Big four back Trump on California emissions challenge
General Motors, Toyota, Hyundai and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) and other major vehicle manufacturers appear to support the Trump administration’s bid to stop California’s fuel efficiency and zero-emission standards.
