Why Nissan chose the Navara name for its new Chinese-made hybrid ute

The Japanese auto giant has apologised to affected HiLux, Prado and Fortuner owners after agreeing to a settlement, subject to Federal Court approval.

Changan will launch its Nevo brand in Spain next year, and it has plans to expand into other European markets and potentially Australia.

Right-hand drive Nissan Patrols are now rolling down the Japanese production line, bound for Australian customers early next year.

A Busselton carer who kept playing her late father’s favourite numbers has landed a $2.22 million Saturday Lotto windfall — giving the family a second generation of jackpot winners.

The Mazda MX-5 is now between $1950 and $4950 more expensive, but it has received more standard equipment.

Chinese giant Geely will rely on in-house expertise rather than local input for new models.

Dunedin delivers far more than a famous university, handsome architecture and communal coffee mugs.

Peugeot has revived its RCZ coupe as a 373kW electric concept with solid-state battery tech, providing a claimed 600km range and ultra-fast charging.

Jetour will enter the crowded mid-size SUV segment in Australia with a pair of models brandishing chunky designs, and they're now being tested here.

Nissan is banking on decades of brand recognition with its new plug-in hybrid dual-cab, even if that means two unrelated utes sharing the Navara name.

The WRC-inspired Peugeot E-T16 produces over 800hp and is claimed to be the world's first 'hyperhatch', capable of hitting 300km/h in 16 seconds.