Toyota Australia will initiate a Customer Service Exercise (CSE) to rectify software programming affecting the forward recognition camera. In the Australian market, there are approximately
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Symposium2023 – save the date!
The National Collision Repairer’s symposium is back, and Symposium2023 will be held in Sydney on Friday, 2 June, so lock it into your diaries.
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The award of a lifetime- Call for nominations
In early June, we will come together once again to recognise the contributions of those who have made the industry what it is today, those who continue to go “above and beyond the call of duty”, and
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Ford opens order book for F-150: Australia’s next big thing
Ford Australia has confirmed pricing and specifications for the highly anticipated American icon F-150, which will be arriving in Australian showrooms later this year.
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“The F-150 is perfect for those
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Roadsafe initiative to support two major charities
Australia’s leading supplier of steering, suspension and chassis parts for more than four decades, Roadsafe, is bringing some vibrant colour and important support to two of Australia’s most deserving
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Hyundai’s SangYup Lee: World Car Person of the Year 2023
SangYup Lee, Executive Vice President and Head of Hyundai and Genesis Global Design Centre, is the 2023 World Car Person of the Year, according to the World Car Awards (WCA) jury panel representing over
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The race to next-level autonomous driving capabilities
Hyundai is getting closer to developing Level 3 autonomous driving technology, an executive said at a recent industry event, signalling the automaker plans to join other OEMs in further advancing self-driving
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Used car safety ratings help motorists make safer choices
Safety ratings for almost 400 vehicles manufactured from the year 2000 onwards have been released in South Australia to help motorists make safer vehicle choices. The Department for Infrastructure and
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Toyota’s investment in electrification through to 2025
Toyota Australia has revealed plans to launch at least three EVs in three years, starting with the bZ4X SUV late this year, stating that electrified vehicles – including hybrid-electric and other
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NSW reform on EV chargers reinforces state as leader
The NSW Government’s commitment to have 30,000 EV chargers operational by 2026 underscores the state’s status as one of the best places to own and drive an EV in Australia.
The Electric Vehicle
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