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Brisbane's Tritium is making encrypted DC fast-chargers that automatically bill you regardless of which provider operates them. That means you won't need multiple memberships to public charging providers, should they opt in to this network.

Hyundai's three-row crossover is getting a striking new face, with a full reveal due in the "coming weeks".

Mercedes-Benz has a new C-Class in the works. It's unlikely to be revealed until 2021, and appears to borrow heavily from the upcoming S-Class flagship.

The new flagship Mercedes-Benz sedan has been teased for the first time, following a comprehensive leak last week.

Volkswagen will bring its successor to the V10-powered Touareg R50 to Australia, locking in the V8 turbo-diesel Touareg for a fourth quarter arrival.

Faraday Future aspired to disrupt the electric car industry. With more clarity about its founder's finances, that dream is back on the table.

Mahindra has revealed a fully-loaded version of its rugged Pik-up, with a full suite of accessories and a price just shy of $40,000 drive-away.

It looks like Andy Palmer's time at Aston Martin has come to an end, with Mercedes-AMG boss Tobias Moers expected to step into the CEO position.

With more vehicles featuring wireless charging pads, what exactly is it and do you need it in your next car?

One of the most famous short films in the motoring world is getting a modern remake. It won't be quite as illicit as C'était Un Rendez-Vous, but Le Grand Rendez-vous aims to capture the spirit of the original.

The 2020 New York motor show has been called off as the convention centre where it was due to be held is still setup as a field hospital for coronavirus patients.

A two-way battle for influence over Daimler, maker of Mercedes-Benz, is brewing with Chinese automakers who want deeper ties with the Germany company.

BMW's last remaining tall hatch/coupe mashup has been spotted with some midlife surgery.

Hertz has placed its US and Canadian operations under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, but says its branches in Australia, New Zealand and Europe are unaffected.

The Australian Automotive Dealer Association lobbies government and manufacturers, and is led by James Voortman. Here we discuss big-picture issues in car retail

Heard of the Mulholland Group? Neither had we, but the British firm has revealed a lightweight V8 sports car that's claimed to be a modern-day TVR.