Tom Place

The Subaru Solterra, the brand’s first fully electric vehicle, is reported to start from around $80,000 driveaway in Australia, according to dealership Pricing for the highly anticipated Subaru Solterra has been disclosed by dealers ahead of the official announcement

Every so often Chasing Cars finds itself behind the wheel of a car not yet on sale, usually a prototype or an early release, but the Mitsubishi Delica you As holiday-making young Aussies and families alike re-adopt the humble people mover, could Mitsubishi’s Delica soon return?

Hyundai has revealed pricing and specifications for its facelifted i30 Sedan range, which now features a frugal hybrid option, with pricing now kicking Yet another small car has lost its manual option in Australia but gained a fuel-sipping powertrain choice in return

Mitsubishi Motors has finally revealed in full its DX Concept people mover (stylised D:X), foreshadowing the next-generation Delica van that is expected A see-through bonnet and an electric 4WD system are some of the enticing claims of this Delica concept – and it could come to Australia

Nissan has unveiled a facelifted version of the X-Trail in the United States debuting a suite of updated technology and a fresh new look, which are The updated Nissan X-Trail has been unveiled overseas. So what’s changed and will it come to Australia?

Isuzu has unveiled a facelifted version of its popular D-Max ute in Thailand revealing a host of changes which are largely expected to make their way to Will a fresh new look plus upgrades like Wireless Apple CarPlay and added safety technology be enough to fight off the Isuzu’s rivals?

Nissan has digitally unveiled the first of several all-electric concept vehicles, with the front-runner known as the ‘Hyper Urban’ concept, potentially A funky city-focussed EV SUV from Nissan has just been unveiled with a radical design featuring four scissor doors

Skoda Australia has bolstered the list of standard safety technology on its entire range amid improvements to parts supply. The features in question are More safety equipment and convenience features have been added to the bulk of Skoda’s lineup; here’s what has changed on every model and grade

Skoda Australia is gearing up to tackle criticism of the rising price of entry of its smallest and most affordable SUV with an all-new variant grade. While the entry point to Kamiq isn’t as affordable as it used to be, that is set to change with the promise of a new cut-priced grade

Subaru Australia has finally confirmed the harder-edged tS grade for the BRZ, with the coupe set to arrive locally next year. Unveiled over the The second-generation BRZ tS will soon land in Australia; here’s what to expect from Subaru’s track-focused coupe

With many Aussies still wary of going all-in on a pricey and unfamiliar EV, is the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV actually a strike of brilliance?

Italian car maker Abarth has announced pricing for the all-new and fully-electric 500e. A special edition known as the Scorpionissima at $60,500 before Italy’s fun-focussed hot hatch is electric-only in new-gen form, and it’s coming to Australia with a relatively affordable price tag

Nissan has finally revealed the full pricing and specification of its Premcar-developed Patrol Warrior, which offers an enhanced level of off-road The Patrol’s ultimate form has now been given a hefty price tag which a long list of customers are expected to happily pay

The Toyota Hilux nameplate carries the sort of widespread respect that would normally command a bow or at least a nod, but as I approached the new GR Australia’s favourite ute, tuned by Aussies, for Aussies. Could it get any better? Well, in some ways it could

The current-generation Toyota Hilux has been on sale since 2015 but is determined to stay in the headspace of buyers as Australia’s reigning best-selling At the unveiling of its latest souped-up Hilux GR Sport, Toyota has promised more is yet to come for its hugely popular ute range

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Subaru says the sixth-generation Outback has been a huge success for the brand in Australia and has more plans to grow the range. Speaking to Chasing Cars Off the back of the successful turbocharged models, more could be coming for the Outback in Australia

Heroism in vehicle form is an idea that’s easy to dream of, harder to make and almost impossible to turn into a legend – let alone trying to do so at a We get behind the wheel of the original WRX STI that forged an icon. Does it live up to the hero-worship hype?

Subaru Australia has stated it is continually advocating to its Japanese headquarters to develop a Brumby-style ute model amid rising demand for lifestyle Local Subaru boss says the Japanese marque would be “silly not to want to advocate and look” at a ute-style vehicle for the Australian market

Subaru has stated its customer wait times for new vehicles are improving in Australia as of August 2023 thanks to an overall increase and stabilisation in

The Genesis G70 was one of the first vehicles sold under the budding luxury car brand out of Korea, first launching in Australia in 2018, and it The G70 Shooting Brake might not have the immense practicality of rival wagons but can stunningly good looks and RWD dynamics still make it worth considering?

“Your perspective on cars is going to change so much when you become a dad and I’m excited to see it”. It was an unsuspecting comment made by a It’s far cheaper than many large SUVs and packs serious space, practicality and fun. But can the Staria Highlander overcome its drab people-mover image?

Nissan has confirmed a limited first offering of 100 Nismo variants of its Z sports car will be coming to Australia and existing customers will be given The automatic-only Z Nismo is coming to Australia with a long list of visual and performance upgrades over the regular model

Like it or not, in 2023 we exist in a time of transition, with more people walking into showrooms every year and snapping up electric vehicles when they Are plug-in hybrids the best of both worlds or the worst? Either way you’re paying a $20k premium over a regular petrol model – yet in some ways it might be worth it