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Wednesday, 30 September 2026

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Sales & market

McLaren W1 confirmed for Australia

McLaren has confirmed the W1 hypercar will reach Australia, with local deliveries reported for 2026 and some clients already linked to bespoke examples.

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EVs & hybrids

Australia’s EV market posts a record month

Battery-electric vehicles reached about a quarter of Australian new-car sales in August 2026, with monthly BEV sales also reported to have outpaced petrol cars for the first time.

EVs & hybrids

Volkswagen unveils ID.3 GTI electric hot hatch

Volkswagen has unveiled the ID.3 GTI, an electric hot hatch that the company says is its first rear-wheel-drive GTI and most powerful series-production example so far.

EVs & hybrids

MGU9 electric ute to debut in Australia first

MG has confirmed Australia as the first market for its MGU9 electric ute, with reported towing, payload and range figures now circulating, though local pricing and on-sale timing are still unconfirmed.

EVs & hybrids

MSI Eco Series reaches Australia with home-charging focus

MSI has brought its Eco Series EV charger range to Australia, with local coverage pointing to up to 22 kW AC charging, app control and solar-ready functions, although key local pricing and availability details remain unconfirmed.

Industry

Carsales updates tradie-vehicle buyer’s guide

Carsales has updated its Australian tradie-vehicle buyer’s guide, but the supplied evidence only confirms the article’s date, dual-cab focus and editorial nature — not prices, rankings or market effects.

Industry

Carsales updates family SUV buyer’s guide

Carsales’ family-SUV guide is a consumer editorial list for Australian shoppers, but the evidence does not show it is a market ranking or an official industry result.

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Feed checked 30 Sep, 2:08 am · Checked hourly. Dates on headlines are the publishers’ article dates.