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Audi's hot-selling Q3 and its hot RSQ3 sibling enter 2021 unchanged, with a choice of wagon and sleeker Sportback bodies.

It mightn't have all-wheel drive but the 2021 Hyundai Kona N mates crossover styling with the i30 N's drivetrain and a limited-slip differential.

Hyundai will launch an N-tuned electric vehicle and is developing a prototype that mates a battery with a fuel-cell range extender.

The 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee range has been pared down ahead of a new generation but still retains the all-out Trackhawk variant. Pricing still starts from $59,950 before on-road costs.

Maserati's second crossover is almost ready for launch, and it will be available with both mild hybrid and electric drivetrains.

The Lightyear One is a long-range solar electric car. Co-created by Bridgestone and Lightyear, it will begin testing in quarter two of this year.

An ACCC recall notice has been issued for 13 Mercedes-Benz GLA models with a faulty ground connection on the front passenger airbag.

The 2020 Mercedes-Benz A-Class has been recalled to fix a problem with the rear seatbelt bracket.

BMW Australia has opened reservations for the all-electric iX3, with deliveries expected late this year.

The Korando has dropped the manual for the 2021 model year, and the diesel range has been slashed. Prices start at $29,990 drive-away.

A trickle of Toyota leaks has turned into a torrent, with the LandCruiser 300 Series spied once again at what looks like a stock holding yard.

The CarExpert team is back for another week of podcasting, looking at the topics that made car news over the past week.

Vehicle aerodynamics are key to not only improving vehicle efficiency and range, but also driving performance.

Toyota's first all-electric car, the RAV4-sized bZ4X, could hit Australia as soon as the end of next year, but the company has modest initial sales targets.

A new all-electric racing series is set to debut 700kW fast-charging that could eventually make its way to consumers.

The popularity of the Commodore meant Holden was regarded as Australia’s car brand. The rest of the line-up, especially in recent decades, has bounced between products sourced from Europe and Korea.