Fadi Mawal appointed Ford Australia & NZ President and CEO
Ford appoints long-time executive Fadi Mawal as President and CEO of Ford Australia and New Zealand from January 2026, marking a homegrown leadership transition.
Ford appoints long-time executive Fadi Mawal as President and CEO of Ford Australia and New Zealand from January 2026, marking a homegrown leadership transition.
Jaecoo confirms the J5 EV Track for Australia, launching January 2026 with 402km range, pet-friendly interior, strong tech and an 8-year warranty.
Polestar powers ahead with record-breaking global sales as Jaecoo signs Supercross star Dylan Wills, bringing speed, style and adventure to Australia’s motoring scene.
Toyota’s 2026 RAV4 brings new hybrid and plug-in hybrid drivetrains, a GR Sport flagship, updated safety tech, and fresh colours. Full specs and pricing due closer.
Nissan’s ARIYA EV has left Japan for its September Australian debut, promising sleek design, long warranties, and a dash of Timeless Japanese Futurism.
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SEAT has reduced its five main production-related environmental emitters by 43 per cent since 2010. The carmaker has successfully reduced its energy (26%) and water (32%) consumption, waste generation (58%), volatile organic compounds (23%) and CO2 (65%) in the past decade.
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