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The ageing Renault Koleos – based on the Nissan X-Trail – will not be replaced until 2025 as a new generation of French family cars is targeted for Australia.

Thieves in the US are targeting Hyundai and Kia cars built without high-tech security devices immobiliser, but representatives for both brands in Australia say the same crime wave is not likely to happen here.

The biggest prize in Australian motorsport, the Peter Brock Trophy for the Bathurst 1000 winners, is on the line this weekend. Here is what's happening at Mount Panorama now.

Australian motorists need to prove they have been a victim of identity theft to apply for a replacement driver’s licence number.

Transport to Australia is the latest bottleneck as supply line problems and production shutdowns continue to hit delivery dates and prices for car buyers.

Hyundai claims its streamlined Ioniq 6 will deliver one of the best driving ranges of any electric car in Australia.

A suggestion for vulnerable drivers to put a blue R plate on their car – similar to L and P plates – might not be as good as it sounds.

French car-maker Renault is set to reboot its most successful model, announcing it will reveal the new Renault 4 electric SUV later this month.

Australian fans of niche French car-maker Alpine won’t be able to buy the track-focused A110 R, with the sports car failing to meet local crash regulations.

New Renault SUV, based on the Nissan X-Trail and Qashqai, will arrive in Australia next year from France.