Tim Nicholson

Polestar is set to get a sales boost in 2025 from its two new models, but the company admits it hasn't been easy to build momentum with just one model on sale.

Could an SUV top the sales charts in Australia for the first time ever this year?

Just when you thought utes and SUVs were about to completely take over Australia’s automotive scene, small cars are making something of a comeback. And it’s not the usual suspects like the Toyota Corollas and Mazda3s of the world that are bumping up interest in small sedans and hatchbacks.

Australia's top-selling car and the top-selling brands for 2024 have been revealed and it's been yet another record year of sales.

0 seconds of 10 minutes, 13 seconds Volume 90% There's been a lot of noise recently about the influx of Chinese car brands coming to Australia.

The replacement for Kia' long-running Cerato small car has finally arrived and it's a pricier offering than before.

0 seconds of 13 minutes, 9 seconds Volume 90% If you've seen a lot of BMWs on the road lately, there is a reason for it.

Ford is bringing back a popular version of its Everest off-roader, but don't expect it to stick around for long.

Kia set a sales record in Australia last year and the company’s boss has plans to smash that record again in 2025. New models including the crucial Tasman ute and more are expected to boost Kia’s tally by about 10 per cent over and above its record-breaking 2024 figures, according to Kia Australia Chief Executive Officer Damien Meredith.“We did 81,787 and obviously that was our best year ever.

Kia Australia remains bullish about its sales targets for the incoming Tasman ute despite public reaction to its polarising exterior design since its global reveal.