2026 news

June 2026 marks a significant shift in car sales in Australia as EVs top 30 per cent market share and BYD nabs three places in top ten models.

Early EV battery health results offer reassurance for many owners while providing valuable evidence for resale and warranty discussions.

Australia’s various states and territories are implementing a suite of new road rules and increased fines as part of the new financial year.

NSW motorists to pay $80-$100 less for vehicle registration and Sydney tolls capped as 2026-2027 budget introduces measures aimed at easing the cost of living.

Prime minister Anthony Albanese has revealed an extension of relief measures, but only at half the current rate.

Nissan calls last drinks on the evergreen Y62 Patrol to make way for new V6-powered replacement.

New suspension, unique styling and same outputs: the 2026 Volkswagen Amarok W600 is the closest thing to Australia’s newest homegrown car, even if it’s no Ford Ranger Raptor rival.

Reforms that introduce a maximum threshold for cannabis users are a step in the wrong direction, the NRMA says.

Overall sales decline but electrified vehicles continue to soar with the Tesla Model Y taking the top spot overall

Reconciliation Week is an opportunity for all Australians to reflect on our shared history, acknowledge the cultures and contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.