Suzuki claims it will only sip 5.5 litres per 100km but it’s more likely 6.5 litres/100km, which is still very good. Even on ...

January 2025 witnessed a significant 10.4% year-on-year growth in new vehicle sales. · Robust performance across segments: Dealer sales reached a new high of 4 534 units, while fleet/rental/government ...

In the early days of the SUVrevolution, best-sellers were proper truck-based, body-on-frame off-roaders that buyers ...

Japanese automakers are known for producing some of the most reliable vehicles out there, and these SUVs are prime examples ...

Documents seen by this publication state that production has ceased for the Ignis, Swift Sport, Vitara and S-Cross for the Australian market because of new Australian Design Rules (ADR) for passenger ...

Buyers can choose from a wide variety of combustion-powered SUVs, such as the Kia Seltos, Hyundai Creta, or Maruti Grand ...

Five models are incompatible with the country's upcoming regulations for the autonomous emergency braking system ...

Exciting news in the world of small-ish SUV-crossovers: fresh details for the resurrected, fully-electric Toyota Urban ...

Suzuki is not the only automaker affected by the stringent new safety regulations. Mitsubishi has also announced the discontinuation of three models in Australia, including the ASX, Eclipse Cross, and ...

While the Ignis urban crossover and the Swift Sport hot hatch will most likely be discontinued without successors, the local Suzuki lineup will soon gain a new member – the Fronx SUV which is ...

With exciting offers and discounts, OEMs are trying to boost sales of MY25 vehicles and get rid of MY24 vehicles unsold ...