The Lamborghini supercar plays an important role for Italian police, but not the one you might expect.
The Audi A2 will return to New Zealand next year as the brand's most efficient EV to date, with a range of up to 645km.
For Australia, August 2026 marks a historic turning point – EVs are no longer simply the fastest-growing new-car type; they have become the country's best-selling powertrain.
Jaguar Land Rover has announced plans to slash jobs and cut costs, but the British government said it won’t spend taxpayer funds on a bailout.
Geely is working on ultra-fast charging vehicles, and allied to that it is also developing its own ultra-fast charger system.
Mitsubishi has confirmed the current Pajero Sport will remain on sale alongside the all-new Pajero in New Zealand, giving buyers a cheaper seven-seat alternative.
The Jensen Interceptor is back, but it's unclear when the track special and subsequent road cars will hit the market.
Despite earlier misgivings, unions have approved Volkswagen's sweeping restructuring plans, which could see four German factories closed or sold.
Kia’s next-generation Toyota RAV4 rival has been caught hot-weather testing with a boxier new look, ahead of its expected Australian arrival in 2027.