Best-Selling Car Brands in Australia in 2026

Best-Selling Car Brands in Australia in 2026: Who’s Gaining Market Share?

Australia’s new-car market is not simply growing. It is being redistributed. Toyota remains the country’s largest brand, but newer manufacturers are gaining ground quickly. The clearest example is BYD. In June 2026, Toyota delivered 19,124 vehicles, while BYD delivered 18,881, leaving a gap of only 243 vehicles.     Which brands are leading Australia in … Continued
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Australia’s Best-Selling Cars in 2026

Australia’s Best-Selling Cars in 2026: What Buyers Are Choosing

Australia’s new-car market is changing quickly in 2026. June delivered a record 140,058 new-vehicle sales, while July followed with the strongest July result on record. Battery-electric vehicles also accounted for 21.7% of the July market, showing that electrified vehicles are no longer a niche part of Australian car buying. So what are Australians actually buying? … Continued
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7 Benefits of a Novated Lease

7 Benefits of a Novated Lease Every Australian Employee Should Know

Buying a car is one of the biggest financial commitments many Australians make, but how you finance that vehicle can significantly impact your long-term costs. For eligible employees, a novated lease offers more than just a way to pay for a car. It can help simplify budgeting, package everyday vehicle expenses into one regular payment … Continued
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Tesla Model Y Still Be Australia’s Best Novated Lease EV

Could the Tesla Model Y Still Be Australia’s Best Novated Lease EV?

For several years, the Tesla Model Y has been one of Australia’s benchmark electric vehicles. It combines strong driving range, advanced technology, practical family space and access to Tesla’s Supercharger network, making it one of the country’s most recognisable EVs. However, Australia’s electric vehicle market has changed dramatically. New competitors from BYD, Kia, Hyundai, XPENG, … Continued
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Learn how the EV FBT exemption works for Australian employers

EV FBT Exemption Rules for Employers in Australia

If your business offers novated leases or salary packaging, understanding the electric vehicle (EV) fringe benefits tax (FBT) exemption is essential. This guide breaks down everything Australian employers need to know about EV FBT exemption rules, eligibility requirements, and practical obligations when offering EV novated leases to employees. Whether you're managing a single employee vehicle … Continued
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Volvo EX30 Update Adds V2L

Volvo EX30 Update Adds V2L, Smarter Software and More EV Choice

Volvo is giving the EX30 a meaningful update, and this one is more than a minor styling refresh. For the upcoming model year, the compact electric SUV gains Vehicle-to-Load capability, a more user-friendly infotainment setup, expanded Black Edition availability and new entry-level powertrain options in selected markets. For buyers comparing compact EVs, the update makes … Continued
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Tesla Model Y 7-Seater

Tesla Model Y 7-Seater Approved for Australia: What Families Should Know

Tesla's popular Model Y could soon become even more appealing for families. The long-awaited seven-seat version has now received Australian government approval, clearing an important step before local deliveries can begin. For buyers who have wanted extra seating without moving to a much larger SUV, this is one of the biggest EV announcements of the … Continued
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Near-New Electric Vehicles Are Becoming the Smart Buy for Australians

Why Near-New Electric Vehicles Are Becoming the Smart Buy for Australians

Electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer a niche choice in Australia. As more new EVs enter the market each year, a growing number of near-new models are becoming available, giving buyers access to modern technology at a significantly lower price. Instead of paying the premium for a brand-new vehicle, many Australians are choosing an EV … Continued
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Australia’s Record July Car Sales

Australia’s Record July Car Sales: What BYD’s Rise Means for New Car Buyers

Australia’s new-car market is changing quickly. July 2025 delivered the strongest July on record at the time, with 103,097 new vehicles reported through VFACTS, up 3.6% compared with July 2024. The result reflected continued buyer confidence and growing demand for SUVs, hybrids, plug-in hybrids and vehicles from emerging Chinese manufacturers. Since then, the competition has … Continued
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Toyota RAV4 AWD 2026 Review

Toyota RAV4 AWD 2026 Review: Is It Still Australia’s Favourite SUV?

For years, the Toyota RAV4 has been one of Australia's best-selling SUVs, earning a reputation for reliability, fuel efficiency and everyday practicality. The Toyota RAV4 AWD 2026 builds on that success with a refined hybrid powertrain, all-wheel drive capability and the latest safety and technology features, making it an attractive option for families, commuters and … Continued
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Ford Ranger Super Duty Review

Ford Ranger Super Duty Review: Is It a Good Vehicle for a Novated Lease?

Australia has no shortage of capable utes, but the Ford Ranger Super Duty has been engineered for people who need more than just an everyday work vehicle. Designed to tackle demanding job sites, tow heavy loads and perform reliably in some of Australia's toughest conditions, it offers a significant step up in capability from the … Continued
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Australia’s Biggest Car Buying Shift Since 2017

Australia’s Biggest Car Buying Shift Since 2017: What’s Driving It?

Australia’s new-car market is experiencing one of its most significant changes in nearly a decade. The last major turning point came in 2017, when local vehicle manufacturing ended and the market completed its transition away from large Australian-made passenger cars towards imported SUVs and dual-cab utes. In 2026, another structural shift is taking place, but … Continued
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