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Hyundai Australia and Oly have partnered to offer novated leasing at more than 100 participating…
If you’re in the market for a mid-sized SUV, the 2024 Mazda CX-60 GT presents…
Australia is set to implement the New Vehicle Efficiency Standards (NVES) in 2025, a move designed to align the automotive industry with global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and tackle climate change. These standards represent a significant shift in the automotive landscape, with far-reaching implications for fleet managers across the country. With a focus on improving fuel efficiency and reducing CO2 emissions, the NVES provides a framework that can help fleet managers achieve their organisation’s sustainability goals while also offering potential cost savings.
Mitsubishi Motors Australia Limited (MMAL) is proud to introduce 24.5 model year updates to the…
The new Honda HR-V arrived in Australian dealerships this month, now cheaper than ever with…
Hyundai’s compact i20 N hot hatch returns for 2025, boasting more technology, styling enhancements and…
The electrification of Australia’s vehicle market is at a crucial juncture. NRMA Insurance’s report, “Changing…
Australia’s new car sales landscape in 2024 has shown signs of both growth and challenges.…
The transportation industry is at a critical junction, with decarbonisation at the forefront of global…
Splend’s New Chief Growth Officer Behyad Jafari: Leading Growth in the Rideshare Community
In a strategic move that highlights Splend’s ambitious plans for growth, Behyad Jafari, former CEO…
The Toyota Hilux has long been a staple for fleet managers and off-road enthusiasts alike.…
Spring arrived in the southern hemisphere during September and with it came warm weather and…
Bridgestone’s Webfleet has issued statistics showing how much it’s grown and how far its telematics…
Toyota Australia is set to shake up the Repco Supercars Championship when it enters Australia’s…
In 2021, Mitsubishi Motors Australia engaged independent research provider Platform One to survey its Plug-In…
Isuzu UTE Australia’s (IUA) in-house ‘Technical Pathway Program’ has been named as a 2024 finalist…









