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New Vehicle Sales October 2025 reached 100,658 new vehicles, virtually unchanged from a year ago, but the underlying mix shifted dramatically. SUVs rose 9% to 62,292, while passenger cars fell…
Continue readingShould we raise prices to cover costs, or hold steady to protect market share? This pricing dilemma is keeping every Australian business leaders awake right now. With household budgets tightening…
Continue readingFleet safety has never been more visible or more measurable. As technology becomes embedded in operations, the industry has seen significant uptake in tools designed to detect fatigue, monitor behaviour,…
Continue readingUpdates to New Vehicle Sales are published monthly. View previous wave. Despite the natural slowdown following the end-of-financial-year surge, New Vehicle Sales July 2025 set a new July record with 104,244…
Continue readingAI Probing The rise of qual at scale Ask any insight professional and they’ll tell you: open-ended survey questions can be a missed opportunity. Often limited to shallow answers like…
Continue readingSpend five minutes on a trade show floor, and you’d think the aftermarket had already gone fully electric. EVs dominate the conversation, driven by government policy, OEM marketing, and media…
Continue readingUpdates to New Vehicle Sales are published monthly. View previous wave. New Vehicle Sales June 2025 delivered a strong close to the first half of the year, with 127,437 new vehicles…
Continue readingThe New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES) represents a major shift in transport policy. While government messaging focuses on cost savings and environmental benefits, the implications for fleets are more complicated….
Continue readingAustralia moves on wheels, and no wheels are more important to our economy than trucks. From delivery vans weaving through city streets to prime movers pulling freight across state lines,…
Continue readingUpdates to New Vehicle Sales are published monthly. View previous wave New Vehicle Sales May 2025 may be trailing behind last year, but the market is far from slow. May finished…
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