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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.

BYD’s new Blade Battery and FLASH charging system could shift EV competition toward engineering capability and charging infrastructure, analysts say.

Autoliv and Yamaha claim a significant step towards making advanced safety solutions accessible to a wider range of motorcycles riders, moving beyond previous availability solely on high-end models.

Uber’s first autonomous vehicle partnership for Japan, in collaboration with Wayve and Nissan is planned as a global robotaxi rollout across over 10 cities, including London.

Hispano Suiza’s electric Carmen Sagrera hypercar will appear in technology focused drama ‘Day One’. The collaboration hopes to explore the connection between the automotive world and fast developing technologies.

New European fleet research suggests electric vehicle batteries degrade slower than expected, improving resale prospects and long-term ownership economics.

New ADAS computing architecture highlights growing calibration and diagnostic demands facing Australian crash repairers as vehicle electronics become more integrated.

Researchers from Edith Cowan University (ECU) are developing new technology that could change how drunk and dangerous drivers are identified.

New data released by Australia’s peak body for novated leasing reveals the Electric Car Discount has been booming in the outer suburbs over the past year.