Electric car news

High fuel prices have driven an increased take-up of EVs, but Kia says it will remain devoted to all powertrains.

Two new car brands have begun delivering vehicles in Australia this year, with eight more expected by the end of 2027. Here’s who’s coming and what they’ll sell.

Ventilated seats, panoramic roofs, massage functions and connected apps are no longer exclusive to luxury cars, with six EVs bringing premium-style features to Australian buyers.

Chinese manufacturer Leapmotor has lifted the lid on the segments it hopes to fill in Australia, as it plays a long-term approach to growth.

Traditional top sellers rally in September, but Chinese brands continue to steal market share thanks to sustained interest in EVs.

More than a dozen manufacturers display their wares at Australia’s premier electrical technology show, highlighting the soaring interest in EVs.

Chinese manufacturer Geely has confirmed a new hero model for its Australian range – and the new Battleship 700 is up for the dance.

The Chery Group introduces yet another brand to the Australian car market with its mid-sized electric SUV, the Lepas L6.

Ford Australia announces new super-hybrid SUV, Transit City EV, and special edition Mustang Dark Horse as it seeks to reclaim local buyers and expand market share.

Largest global EV battery report reveals which EV batteries retain the most capacity after 150,000km, with some models doing better than others.