For many Melbournians, longstanding COVID-19 restrictions mean driving to and from work has become a thing of the past. In fact, this strange year might have seen you leave your car in the driveway for months at a time. While we all know that it’s not great to leave your car sitting dormant for long…

In an industry such as automotive, technology has been growing at an unprecedented rate. The car safety trends are multiplying just as much like the vehicles on the roadway during rush hour…

Do you think your car is one of the Australian vehicles recalled? Major automobile manufacturers like Maserati, Ford, Mercedes-Benz and Volvo have issued a recall on the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) website. The recalls are considering defects in power steering failures to fire hazards. It has been observed that nearly 9000 mid-size SUV…

Toyota unveils the new mobility service concept vehicle ‘E-palette’ : Toyota introduced this new self-driving electric vehicle with a concept that it can be configured as a mobile platform for e-commerce, medical services and ridesharing. “This announcement marks a major step forward in our evolution towards sustainable mobility, demonstrating our continued expansion beyond traditional cars and trucks to the creation of new values including services for customers”, said Toyota President, Akio Toyoda.

Some of the latest updates from Automobile Industry about New in Technology. Tesla is making ‘Best in the World’ AI chips for its autonomous vehicles : CEO Elon Musk broke the news at the company party. Musk didn’t provide specific details about the chip development efforts, but Jim Keller, the company’s vice president of hardware,…

The engine issues with Focus RS confirmed by Ford : It is reported that the 2.3 L turbo four engines can suffer coolant loss and experience misfiring when cold. The fix is said to be on its way.   ACCC recalls Mercedes-AMG, Nissan, Infiniti, Audi, Volkswagen models : Over a possible driveshaft fault, the Australian…

Polaris Australia recalled Ace 150 and Ranger 150 Youth Vehicles. Polaris Sales Australia Pty Ltd has announced to recall 2017-18 Ace 150 and 2018 Ranger 150 Youth vehicles. The reason behind the recall is a defect that found in the front suspension. As per the company, the lock nuts may not have been tightened correctly…