The Australian new car market is competitive and full of options for buyers. Carmakers constantly adjust their offerings to Australian buyers, with pricing and specification continually tinkered. Here, we update you on changes to new car prices, the introduction of new models, and updates to existing cars on Australian roads.
Mercedes-Benz GLE 2027: debut PHEV power launches local for German SUV and Coupe twins
Nissan Patrol 2027: Y63 production kicks off for Australian-bound 4×4
Ford Everest 2027: Wolftrak limited edition introduced as Wildtrak put to pasture
BMW iX4 electric coupe SUV revealed with 828km range
Kia Seltos 2027: all-hybrid small SUV priced below Hyundai Kona and Toyota Corolla Cross
Suzuki Jimny Heritage 2027: red mudflaps, stripes and vibes for auto-only limited edition off-roader
Tesla Model 3 entry cut by $9000 as part of MY27 update
Tesla Model Y 2027: improved performance, cheaper flagship and V2L for Zeekr 7X and BYD Sealion 7 rival
LDV T60 2027: cut-price dual-cab ute scores bigger 2.5L turbo-diesel engine and a new look
Lexus RZ600e F Sport Performance 2026: most-powerful model yet brings yoke steering and $135K price tag
Price slashed for new BMW 3 Series in Australia but i3 is more expensive than outgoing i4
2027 Xpeng L03: Chinese electric coupe-crossover priced from $41,900 , undercutting Geely EX5 and BYD Atto 3
BYD Atto 2 DM-i: small SUV becomes Australia’s cheapest plug-in hybrid at $24,990 before on-roads
Hyundai Staria Load Electric 2027: EV cargo van brings fast charging, one-tonne payload and 450km of range
BMW X5 2027 pricing confirmed for Australia with only minimal rise from outgoing generation
BYD Atto 1 2026: new $19,990 driveaway price makes Australia’s thriftiest EV the cheapest car on sale…on road
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