Zak Adkins

Jeep Australia has confirmed that the new all-electric Avenger will be coming to Australia during the second half of 2024. The brand’s first The Jeep Avenger is the first battery-electric Jeep and it will be powered by a 115kW/260Nm electric motor

Ford of America has announced to US media that it will unveil a new ‘special project’ at the Monterey Car Week event, held in California, USA this Could Ford be building a mid-engined Chevrolet Corvette rival? We will find out very shortly

We know a lot about the upcoming Kia EV9 large electric SUV, but what we don’t know yet is a pretty crucial part: the price. We’ve had some hints from The Kia EV9 could cost more than $100,000 when it launches in Australia in October this year

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 N is set to make its first Aussie public appearance on September 1st at Sydney Motorsport Park for the World Time Attack event. Piloted by the one and only Keiichi Tsuchiya, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N will make its first Australian appearance on September 1

Lexus Australia has confirmed pricing for its new-generation LM luxury people mover, which will start from $160,888 before on-road costs. Pricing is even The new Lexus LM people mover will be the most expensive people mover on the Australian new car market by some margin

First it was the all-new Lexus GX that debuted a radical new shape. Then, Toyota revealed at last its next Land Cruiser Prado for the Australian market – Wait lists are likely to be long for these two twin-under the skin 4WDs, so do you go for the hardcore Toyota Prado or the luxurious GX from Lexus?

Audi Australia has announced that it will bring a Dynamic Black variant to market for several of its models for a limited time. Audi has added the As the name suggests, the Dynamic Black range dresses the exterior of a series of popular A and Q models with dark accents – and packages in a few extras, too

Toyota has now pulled the covers off its next Land Cruiser for global markets including the USA, Australia and Japan, but how will the Land Cruiser It’s very unlikely that a mild hybrid system will be enough to get the popular SUV into the next decade

Kia Australia has confirmed that the steering and suspension of the upcoming EV9 large electric SUV has been partially developed in Australia for our There has been extensive work to tune the EV9 not just in Namyang, South Korea, but also in Australia

With the new-generation Mitsubishi Triton set to arrive in Australian dealerships from February 2024, it has got us thinking: what’s next for the related The next Pajero Sport is likely to bear a strong resemblance to the recently unveiled Triton ute and now we have our best look yet at the next-gen wagon

MG Australia has confirmed to Australian media during the launch of the MG4 electric car that it has chosen to offer its new MG5 sedan without several MG promises to bring in cheap new cars for Australians, but at the expense of less standard safety equipment

It’s showtime for MG’s new kid on the block – the fully-electric MG4 – and the Chinese brand is confident that it's got the moves to sell well on local MG has its sights set on potentially selling over 20,000 MG4s a year, with plenty of preorders showing promising signs

If the current 180kW MG4 Essence 77 isn’t enough power for you, things will soon step up a notch with the all-wheel-drive XPower, which has been confirmed Chinese automaker MG has confirmed that its all-wheel-drive performance MG4 will be coming to Australia

The race for budget EVs is on. BYD will have the Dolphin and the Atto 3, GWM will have the Ora and now MG will have its new MG4 electric hatchback to sit The new MG4 is making a play for king of the price-busting electrics, but does the appeal tarnish with the priciest flagship Essence 77 version?

Few vehicles are as highly anticipated as Toyota’s next-generation Land Cruiser Prado with the full reveal expected to take place very soon after many, This is Chasing Cars’ rolling report on all the information you should know about the next Toyota Prado, as it happens

Mercedes-AMG has announced that its long-awaited GT 63 S E Performance four-door super coupe is now available to order in Australia. Priced from The very long-named AMG GT 63 S E Performance will have peak outputs of 620kW/1400Nm and will be priced from $399,900 before on-road costs