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Some of Australia’s top-selling new cars will be stripped of their 5-star safety ratings, ruling them out for fleets that mandate top marks. However, the vehicles will remain on sale.
2023: New Cars Stripped of 5-Star Safety Ratings in Australia Read More
Toyota is known as the pioneering king of the hybrids but it has long resisted adding petrol-electric power to its four-wheel drive offerings. However Chinese automaker Great Wall Motors (GWM) has done it in form of the new Tank 300, the prices of which have just been revealed in Australia
GWM Tank 300 Prices Revealed in Australia Read More
Customers in Australia have filed a class action lawsuit against Toyota’s subsidiary Hino over a fraudulent emission data reporting scandal that goes back some 20 years, in another sign that its repercussions are spreading across the globe.
Hino Sued by Australian Customers Over Data Fraud Read More
An Australian law firm has launched a class action against Toyota, alleging it used the same type of diesel defeat …
Lawsuit Filed Against Toyota Australia Over Emission Cheating Devices Read More
has moved up to occupy the 7th place among highest-selling automakers on the Australian sales charts as of August 2022
MG Now 7th Bestselling Car Brand in Australia Read More
MG HS and Haval H6 have outsold the several established nameplates from German and Japanese automakers in the C-segment SUV market in Australia to claim the 6th and 7th place among bestsellers
MG HS & Haval H6 Climb to 6th and 7th Rank in Australia Read More
Sales of Chinese new cars are accelerating at a rapid rate in Australia as the rest of the automotive industry has stalled or hit the reverse gear.
The Unprecedented Rise of Chinese Cars in Australia Read More
Toyota has announced to discontinue the Prius hybrid series in Australia, though production continues for other markets around the world.
Toyota Discontinues Prius Hybrid in Australia Read More
Toyota could end up paying more than $2 billion to customers as part of a class action that challenged the Japanese automaker over faulty diesel particulate filters in some of its top-selling cars in Australia.
Toyota to Pay More Than $2 Billion to Customers in Class Action Over Faulty DPFs Read More
After strong sales throughout 2021, China now ranks as Australia’s fourth biggest source of motor vehicles behind Japan, Thailand, and South Korea for the first time in a calendar year ahead of the US and Germany.
2021: Chinese Cars in Top 10 for the First Time in Australia Read More