Volkswagen’s van and people-mover line-up is set for a significant overhaul, with the T7 Multivan and as-yet unrevealed next-generation Transporter and Caravelle set for launch in late 2024. They’ll follow the ID. Buzz,
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Electric vehicles are the future of cars. Although there aren’t all that many available internationally (let alone in Australia) there are plenty of upcoming electric cars heading our way. “But what EVs will
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A Top 10 car company in Australia is about to introduce a new way to keep customers informed about exactly where their vehicle is – all the way from the production line to
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In this episode Mandy Turner is joined by Mike Costello and William Stopford, with Anthony Crawford, Alborz Fallah and Jack Quick dialling in to discuss the latest in automotive news and what’s happening
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NISSAN has released its third-generation Qashqai SUV in Australia this month, the roomier, all-new model set to reassert its position within the Small SUV segment it once sat proudly atop. With a projected return
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The Mazda MX-5 will live on in the EV era, with the brand’s global CEO vowing to electrify every model in its line-up by 2030. The news follows the brand’s recent teasing of
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German car giant Volkswagen does not yet have an electric car in Australian showrooms, but it plans to make up for lost ground by the end of the decade. View 6 images Volkswagen has
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Volkswagen Australia has taken delivery of its first examples of the new ID.Buzz and ID.Buzz Cargo, previewing what we can expect when they go on sale here eventually. One example of each model,
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An independent MP fears some areas of Australia could miss out on electric car charging stations. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS) Australia’s multimillion dollar electric vehicle investments could leave some regions without enough charging stations
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The Washington-based International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) has joined a chorus of industry voices calling on Australia’s federal government to legislate fuel efficiency or CO2 emissions targets pronto. The ICCT nonprofit research
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