David McCowen

The “hatchback” transporting King Charles during the Royal visit to Australia has been blasted as a “national embarrassment” by radio shock jock Kyle Sandilands.

The cost of fast-charging electric cars is accelerating beyond the price of refuelling conventional vehicles in Australia.

Electric vehicle owners have been warned to use the correct equipment when charging, following a potentially deadly blaze in Victoria.

Hyundai’s Genesis luxury arm is set to go head-to-head with European performance brands on the road and track, announcing plans to go racing with an exotic hypercar at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

The car of the future will use in-vehicle cameras to see who is on board, then use that information to introduce carefully curated ads in partnership with big business.

Ford fans confident that the Mustang will win at Mount Panorama this year have been invited to put their money where their mouth is and invest in a race car set to take on the Bathurst 1000.

The fashion world calls them “dupes” – items that duplicate the style or features of an established product, often for a lower price. You could also call them tributes, clones or copycats. Whatever you name them, the same concept applies in the automotive world, where new features are often introduced in premium machines before finding their way to more affordable machines.

Is this the future of motoring?

The electric four-wheel-drive of the future will transform weekend getaways with a built-in movie projector, climate controlled cabin and enough power to run appliances.

The Audi SQ7 is one of our favourite prestige SUVs, thanks to quality hardware shared with some of the most exclusive prestige cars on sale.

Tradies have come under fire as some of Australia’s worst drivers as readers speak about their experiences on the road.

Like a newborn arriving past its due date, Hyundai’s new Tucson is a welcome sight for parents. The hybrid SUV has a “baby mode” that is intended to help soothe little ones.

You won’t find a quicker car for the money than Tesla’s Model 3 Performance.

A Bathurst-winning legend is set to go back into production as a limited-edition “restomod” for cashed-up collectors.

Australian car lovers spend nearly $10 billion per year on classic vehicles.

Surging fuel prices are pushing motorists toward hybrids and more efficient cars.

Having swum against the tide for years, Mitsubishi took inspiration from its best-selling rivals when developing the new Triton.

Australian racer Matt Campbell took home one of the top prizes in motorsport on Monday.

Emergency features designed to stop oversized American pick-up trucks from killing other road users will be put to the test by local ANCAP safety experts.

Utes are no longer just for the worksite, the latest round of top-flight dual-cabs are designed for work, rest and play.