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Take a look at our list of what is expected to launch in Australia in 2023 – plus those we might not see locally just yet

Here is your comprehensive list of every car – updated, facelifted or brand-new – that launched in Australia in 2022

The EV revolution is gaining strength in Australia, which means greater diversity and choice for buyers

The Sino-Swedish luxury small electric SUVs have received hardware and software improvements for model-year 2024

Chevrolet’s iconic sports car, the Corvette, has received an electrified option for the first time in its 70-year history – and it’s locked in for Australia

Toyota will launch three all-electric vehicles in Australia in the next three years, including the soon-to-launch BZ4x medium SUV – but hybrid is still the main focus

The EV revolution is gaining strength in Australia, which means greater diversity and choice for buyers

July: Lexus GX confirmed for Australia! As expected, the Prado’s luxo cousin, the Lexus GX, is on its way to Australia. Details at the link below. News 2024 Lexus GX: Toyota Prado luxury twin confirmed for Australia Lexus has confirmed the latest GX off-roader – based on the all-new Toyota Prado – will launch in Australia, after a 21-year absence from local showrooms 12 Jul 2023 June 9: Lexus GX revealed! Well, here it is at last. Lexus unveiled the new GX today, and we…

New cars coming to Australia This is your definitive list of all the new cars expected to arrive in 2023. With the turmoil of 2022 – semiconductor chip shortages, high fuel prices, supply issues and rising costs – now for the most part behind us, attention has turned to the latest vehicles set to launch in Australia. Last year was a big year in Australia, with brand-new metal – be it all-electric, petrol, diesel or hybrid – finally making an appearance in the local market. The highlights…

Snapshot Kia confirms EV5 local release for 2024 Australian models will be built in China, likely giving a price advantage Expect 450-600km driving range, depending on variant EV5 models could start from $60K or less locally Kia has revealed further details of the 2024 EV5 electric SUV – including that an EV5 GT is coming – and has confirmed the model will arrive in Australia next year . All EV5s for Australia will be sourced from China, though that’s the extent of local info at…