A few photos from my visit to Brisbane last week. I packed quite a lot in with visits to Tesla, ADAS Solutions Australia, Fix Network and APG.

Discover what's inside the March/April issue including the Expo preview, interviews, awards news and much, much more.

NRMA data shows rising electric vehicle interest as fuel prices, driven by Middle East conflict, push motorists to reconsider ownership costs.

UK research body moves beyond lab-based protocols to assess how driver assistance systems behave in real-world conditions and driver interactions.

Built distinctly for the way Australians work, live, and explore, the new ute is now being handed over to the nation for its final touch – its name!

Government rejects towing industry plea as fuel crisis bites and it hands operators a 2.3 per cent slap in the face, according to the Victorian Automotive Chamber of Commerce.

Savvy analysis shows several popular electric vehicles are now selling at steep discounts on the second-hand market.

Hyundai Motor Group expands AI partnership with NVIDIA to accelerate autonomous driving development, targeting scalable deployment across passenger vehicles and robotaxi platforms.

AAAA: WA report reinforces need for practical, evidence-based EV repair regulation.

The SA automotive industry’s night of nights reached a historic milestone as guests celebrated 100 years of the Motor Trade Association (MTA), honouring the state’s leading apprentices, employers, and trainers at the 2026 MTA Graduation and Awards.

Retro Rides celebrates strong February auction results as high-quality March line up goes live.

When automotive colour meets performance, protection and sustainability.

Full training offered at the 2026 Auto Aftermarket Expo for technicians and business owners.

Melbourne Motor Show is back in 2026 as the largest international motor show in the Southern Hemisphere.

VASA and TaT join forces to take conference to the next level as tickets go on sale.

Reuters reports an issue involving Nexperia could disrupt semiconductor supply chains, raising fresh concerns for automakers still recovering from pandemic shortages.