The Australian Financial Complaints Authority has sided with a motorist’s chosen repairer after Allianz offered a $9,016 cash settlement against a repair quote of $25,374.

European regulators have approved the AkzoNobel and Axalta merger subject to a major refinish divestment, raising questions about the industry's future competitive landscape.

RAC Insurance's soaring profits strengthen IAG's acquisition appeal while raising fresh concerns about market competition.

Insurance Council president Steve Johnston says artificial intelligence is transforming damage assessments and claims handling, but warns insurers must maintain accountability and customer trust.

Jonathan Groves joins the Insurance Council of Australia Board following Sue Houghton's departure ahead of her retirement from QBE Insurance later this year.

Australia's corporate regulator has criticised motor insurers for failing to explain premium increases, raising fresh questions about transparency, rising insurance costs and consumer confidence across the industry.

Electric, hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles have captured more than half of South Australia's new car market, signalling a major shift in consumer buying preferences.

New figures show Australian families in mortgage belt suburbs are embracing electric vehicles, with government tax concessions helping reduce exposure to rising petrol prices.

Australia's new vehicle market recorded solid growth in October, with electric vehicle sales nearly tripling their market share as competition intensified across brands.

New research into South Australian intersection crashes has identified driver errors, visibility problems and unfamiliar roads as major contributing factors, highlighting opportunities for improved road safety.

Enthusiast Motor Insurance will share claims data through a national fraud detection platform, targeting organised criminal networks and helping reduce insurance costs for honest policyholders across Australia.

More than 170 historic and modern vehicles gathered in Melbourne to celebrate Nissan's Australian milestone.

Chrome Temple is offering two exceptionally rare Australian performance cars, each with its own remarkable history.

Car Craft has continued to grow its national network, adding five repair businesses across the Northern Territory, Queensland, New South Wales and Western Australia.

Australia's historic vehicle sector will undergo a second national economic assessment following groundbreaking findings in 2024.

University of Queensland researchers are developing innovative coating technology that could significantly improve corrosion protection.