Zak Adkins

The GWM King Kong Cannon ute has debuted in China this week but is not confirmed for Australia at this point in time.

Mitsubishi's first all-electric model is here, but it will only be for the Chinese market at this stage with Australia missing out.

The Toyota Fortuner GR Sport has already been on sale in Thailand since September but the car won't be sold in Australia any time soon.

An Australian company is making its very own electric ute to target commercial buyers and tradies in 2022.

The US government will spend big money to stop drink driving by mandating that all cars sold are fitted with driver monitoring equipment.

The long awaited Fisker SUV has debuted at the LA Auto Show and will reach UK dealerships sometime in 2023.

Toyota GR 86 customers will have to wait almost a year before they can get their hands on the updated sports car.

The Toyota GR 86 will make its Australian debut at the Mount Panorama circuit at Bathurst before going on sale next year.

The low-riding Porsche Taycan Sport Turismo will not be available to Australian buyers, but the Cross Turismo will offer an alternative.

The Lexus UX 300e has gone on sale in Australia and prices will start from $74,000 for the Luxury edition.

The Mazda BT-50 range has been updated for 2022 and includes new XS and SP trim levels starting at $38,490.

The Hyundai Seven concept has been revealed, giving the world a good idea of what the Ioniq 7 will look like in 2024.

Porsche has released the baddest Cayman of all, the GT4 RS, and it will be coming to Australia priced at $300,800.

The GTS edition of the all-electric Porsche Taycan has been revealed with Australian pricing also confirmed.

The Volkswagen T-Roc has been facelifted and will be coming to Australia in the third quarter of next year.

The Volvo XC40 has received a nip and tuck for the MY23 year and will hopefully land in Australia in H2 2022.