Australia’s best-selling car is a Toyota hybrid
Toyota has made automotive history in Australia with its hybrid RAV4 SUV topping the local industry sales chart in August 2020.
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Record sales for Lexus in 2019
Lexus has entered its 30th anniversary year in Australia after setting an annual sales record in 2019.
Toyota leads market with record hybrid-electric sales
Toyota predicts it will sell more than 200,000 vehicles in 2020, with sales of the company’s hybrid-electric cars and SUVs expected to approach a record 20 per cent of all deliveries.
Melbourne nod for Nissan HQ and electric car centre
Nissan Australia announced that with support from the Victorian Government, Mulgrave will be the new home for its national headquarters and an electric vehicle technical training centre, securing more than 450 local jobs.
Toyota: Most valuable automotive brand
Toyota says its global reach, broad model range and pioneering alternative energy technologies are fundamental factors that have resulted in its latest ranking as the world’s most valuable car brand.
Toyota Australia retains title of most trusted car company in annual brand survey
Toyota Australia has retained its title of Australia’s most trusted automotive company in the 20th annual Trusted Brand Survey.
Toyota surpasses 100,000 hybrid sales in Australia
Toyota has clocked up another significant milestone in Australia, announcing it has sold more than 100,000 fuel-efficient hybrid electric vehicles since the Prius first went on sale locally in 2001.
Hino launches on-line recall tool for owners
Hino Australia has launched a new on-line search tool to enable owners to identify if their truck is the subject of a recall.
30 years of excellence
Isuzu Australia Limited (IAL) is proud to announce the achievement of an unprecedented 30th consecutive year as Australia’s highest selling truck brand.
Australian fleet buyers signal increasing switch to electric vehicles
Australian fleet buyers have signalled a switch to electric vehicles (EVs) in the next two years, on the back of a unique EV Drive Day convened by the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC).
Driving growth in the local automotive sector
The Government is supporting Australia’s automotive innovation with a $10 million initiative to help local businesses expand into new markets.
Major skill shortages must be addressed by the next Victorian Government
Unfilled positions in the retail, service and repair sectors of Victoria’s automotive industry have climbed to almost 7,000. It is the job of the next Victorian State Government to turn this around, says the Victorian Automobile Chamber of Commerce (VACC).