Jordan Mulach is a journalist specializing in automotive news and reviews. With a focus on the national automotive industry in Australia, Jordan writes for Drive.com.au and has also had work featured in WhichCar. He covers a wide range of topics including car recalls, new vehicle releases, and industry updates.
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Jordan Mulach's focus is primarily on the automotive industry in Australia, particularly car models, recalls, and new developments. Given his coverage attributes with a significant portion dedicated to press releases, he may be interested in official announcements from automotive companies or government bodies related to this industry.
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By: Jordan Mulach
While Chinese auto brands seem intent on taking a slice of the Tesla Model Y's pie with their own electric SUVs, Skywell has turned to hot hatches for its next model.
Chinese electric vehicles are being slugged with hefty tariffs in major overseas markets, and one local importer thinks...
LDV will bring the eTerron 9 to Australian showrooms early next year as the much-needed electric successor to...
By: Jordan Mulach
Tesla's year-on-year sales have dropped for the eighth month this year, with Australian EV buyers turning to rival...
Production of the Ford F-150 Lightning will reportedly be paused for six weeks, representing the latest bump in the road for the once highly anticipated electric pickup.
The iconic Hemi V8 engine is reaching the end of the line after being taken out of production in a number of mass-market models, but it could be saved by one heavy-duty vehicle.
By: Jordan Mulach
Porsche Cars Australia has recalled 199 examples of certain 911, 718 (Boxster/Cayman) and Panamera variants, telling owners to not drive their vehicles until a wheel nut fault is resolved.
Suzuki has poured cold water on launching a battery-powered version of its Jimny as its electric vehicle plans...
Toyota has answered its critics by giving the GR86 sports coupe a turbocharger and all-wheel drive, however you can't buy one from your local showroom just yet.
Toyota's first new HiLux in more than a decade won't be launched until 2026, and may well be a case of evolution rather than revolution, according to a new report.
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