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Mazda says success of new EVs, and the imminent arrival of new electric cars, means it will meet emissions targets

Mazda says success of new EVs, and the imminent arrival of new electric cars, means it will meet emissions targets

Mazda says it is now more comfortable with the current NVES settings, in part due to big uptick in Australian EV sales and significant interest in new electric models.
It’s time to revisit the cash for clunkers idea – but in a way that makes it fair on households

It’s time to revisit the cash for clunkers idea – but in a way that makes it fair on households

Australians driving older petrol and diesel vehicles often pay the most at the bowser, spend more on repairs and rely on cars with the weakest safety equipment.
BYD kickstarts new quarter with $4,000 cash back offer for its best-selling Sealion 7 electric SUV

BYD kickstarts new quarter with $4,000 cash back offer for its best-selling Sealion 7 electric SUV

BYD has announced a new $4,000 cashback offer on its best-selling EV in Australia.
Australian electric vehicle sales by month in 2026 – by model and by brand

Australian electric vehicle sales by month in 2026 – by model and by brand

A full breakdown of all electric vehicle sales by month in Australia in 2026. Latest data includes most brands for September.
Tesla sales come off the boil due to shipment dates, but Model 3 leaps ahead before release of cut-price model

Tesla sales come off the boil due to shipment dates, but Model 3 leaps ahead before release of cut-price model

Tesla sales remain strong in September, without the normal end of quarter surge, as a big leap in Model 3 sales offset the lowest total for the Model Y since April.
Hyundai scraps Ioniq 3 Australia launch as small EV price war bites

Hyundai scraps Ioniq 3 Australia launch as small EV price war bites

Hyundai has scrapped plans to launch the Ioniq 3 in Australia, saying high import costs and fierce competition in the increasingly price-sensitive small EV market mean the numbers simply don’t stack up.
Honda Super-One review: Is this tiny $36,900 electric car worth it?

Honda Super-One review: Is this tiny $36,900 electric car worth it?

Honda’s first electric car for Australia is tiny, full of character and comes with a pretend gearbox. But with just 202km of claimed range, can the Super-One’s personality justify its $36,900 price tag?
“We got there a decade early:” EV industry hails breakthrough year as “average Australians” turn to electric cars

“We got there a decade early:” EV industry hails breakthrough year as “average Australians” turn to electric cars

EV lobby hails breakthrough year for electric cars, but warns the market could stagnate if the likes of Toyota convince the government to dilute vehicle emission rules.