People Mover News

GAC finally closes in on its Australian debut - with two models now appearing in the road vehicle descriptor database.

The latest safety assessment results released by the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) have confirmed maximum five-star results for a trio of recent arrivals - the Kia Carnival, Mercedes-Benz E-Class and Skoda Superb.

Sorry, Swifties. While we appreciate the cultural phenomenon that is singer/songwriter, artist and philanthropist Taylor Swift, this is not a paean to a great pop star, but, rather, a reference to the year that marked Japan’s stellar ascension as the biggest threat to the established carmakers of that time. Their fear was existential as well as actual.

China’s GAC has been teasing an Australian launch for years but it finally appears set to happen later this year.

Surprising reports out of Japan suggest Toyota could be about to build what could be the word's toughest people-movers, with international media now referring to the "LandCruiser of vans".

If you thought that there was no way more Chinese car brands could come to Australia, think again. Waiting in the wings is Lynk & Co, which is poised for exactly the right moment to enter the country.

Kia has detailed its PV5 electric van in Korea ahead of its international debut.

It’s EOFY time again!

There are more and more Chinese car brands entering the Australian new car market seemingly every day.

Electric cars reached a tipping point during 2024 in many markets, but Australia is still behind other countries that are experiencing a slowdown.This global slowdown combined with continued momentum in Australia is a potent combination, which is excellent news for new car buyers as a huge array of electric cars in all shapes, sizes, and price points will now arrive in 2025.Not only will there be the arrival of long-delayed entries from some of the most recognisable brands, but there will be a collection of all-new entries as many Chinese manufacturers try their luck in Australia.Nearly 30 new EVs are due in Australia before the end of next year, with no doubt even more to come.Could one of the below be on your radar over the course of the year? Check out our comprehensive list to find out.