Chery Group’s new Lepas brand will enter Australia with the L6 EV, offering 440km range and advanced technology from October.

Australians using the Electric Car Discount are saving millions on petrol costs while reducing exposure to volatile fuel prices, according to NALSPA.

VFACTS figures show Chinese brands and BEVs remain at elevated levels.

MTA Queensland says permanent tax measures will give automotive businesses greater certainty to invest, manage cash flow and plan ahead.

Experienced international HR executive Rebecca Koch joins Surventis to strengthen culture, leadership and workforce development following the company’s BASF carve-out.

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JTEKT is extending its anti-counterfeiting technology to automotive replacement parts, allowing customers to verify genuine products instantly using their smartphones.

NRMA Insurance research finds EV consideration is rising rapidly, but charging, battery longevity, repair access and resale concerns remain significant barriers for buyers.

New Toolbox Talks aim to help automotive workplaces make mental health conversations a normal part of everyday workshop life.

Capricorn’s latest industry report finds rising costs have become workshops’ biggest concern, although most businesses remain focused on growth and improving profitability ahead.

Sheen Panel Service has opened its 28th Victorian location, expanding its collision repair network into Mornington.

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An Australian leading motoring body says proposed NSW electric vehicle repair licensing must focus on actual workshop risks rather than applying unnecessary qualifications based solely on vehicle propulsion.

Parking platform Parksy is reviving its controversial driveway-sharing concept, adding AI and Friend Finder technology nationwide.

Fourteen late-model XPENG G6 electric SUVs are heading to auction with factory warranty coverage and independently tested battery health of at least 98.6 per cent.

AAAA says landmark ACCC proceedings against Subaru Australia will test whether Australia’s right to repair laws deliver genuine access for independent automotive repairers.