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Mazda is doubling down on electric cars as it locks in its latest Tesla Model Y alternative.

The Australian new car market is going through one of its biggest changes to date.A wave of budget-focused Chinese brands has washed over the market in the past two years, eating away into the sales of many established carmakers.The emergence of new technologies such as hybrid, plug-in hybrid and battery electric vehicles will change the cars we drive forever.Despite that, some things have stayed the same. Diesel-powered utes and 4WDs are the dominant force in Aussie motoring, but new models are snapping at their heels.Here are the best selling 100 vehicles in Australia during the past year.

The next Mazda 6 will not be built in Japan.

Amid the seemingly endless influx of new cars coming our way there are some that are simply more important than others.

Utes have been the dominant force in the Australian new car landscape for the past decade.

The Mazda 6e is a while away from launching in Australia, despite the brand having already made a production-spec car available for test drives.

America wants to see a station wagon comeback, but it won't be as easy as it sounds.

Ford looks set to secure second place in the Australian new vehicle sales race once again, likely edging Mazda out to third place for the second year in a row.

The age of SUVs is firmly upon us, and carmakers are rolling out high-riding wagons at an astonishing rate.

2026 might be one of the best years for Australian families on the hunt for a new ride.