Tag: safety

The Geely EX2, China's best-selling EV in 2025 with 460,000 units sold, makes its Australian debut at the Melbourne Motor Show from 10-12 April 2026. Showrooms: Q3.

Honda's HART facility celebrates 25 years of RYDA road safety education. Over 552,000 students trained, working toward zero fatalities by 2050.

ANCAP has flung open the curtain on six fresh safety ratings, and darl, it’s a clean sweep of five stars. The BYD ATTO 1, Nissan Navara, Volvo EX90, Mini Aceman, MG QS, and updated Tesla Model Y have all strutted down the crash-test runway and lived to tell the tale – glamorously. Search for your…

Tesla Model 3, Kia EV3, and MG S5 EV all earn five-star ANCAP safety ratings, highlighting standout child protection, crash avoidance, and driver assistance performance.

2025 a gentle nip and tuck as well as the appearance of new technology and enhanced safety equipment, i30N was the brand’s first go-quick N model and needed some lovin’.

Suzuki Australia has confirmed the 2024 Swift will also be seen on local streets.

I got excited. BRZ tS would finally get the power it deserved. It might even get the much-awaited turbo, and power figures that befitted the looks.

Smart Eye and Polestar are set to put on quite a little show at CES 2023.

Toyota revealed details of the upgraded Corolla hatch and Corolla sedan. Changes include Toyota Connected Services, a new infotainment system and more powerful hybrid powertrain.

Kia’s Cerato is about to launch in Australia and will be the first newly branded Kia. The Rio has been Kia’s top model in Australia for 20 years, selling 153,411 units from 2000, to April 2021. While Rio remains a strong seller, Cerato, launched in 2003, reached 153,918 to end of April, Overtaking Rio.

Revised styling, upgraded safety and a raft of driver-assist technologies are the highlights of the Upgraded Nissan Navara, with a new PRO-4X Dual Cab model headlines the 2021 line-up.

The rise of smartphones and touch screens inside cars has sparked a growing debate around the dangers of distraction behind the wheel. But Volvo Cars safety experts say that distraction is a fact of life, and that technology should be used to support people in their daily commute.