17 October 2026 Toyota Settles Diesel Filter Class Action for a Record $750 Million Toyota Australia has agreed to pay $750 million to settle two long-running class actions over defective diesel particulate filters (DPFs) fitted to 264,170 HiLux, Prado and Fortuner vehicles sold between October 2015 and April 2020. Subject to Federal Court approval, it's the largest automotive class-action settlement in Australian history and nearly doubles Toyota Australia's record $380 mill

Download our latest whitepaper This paper provides an in-depth executive briefing on the rapidly growing ecosystem of connected vehicles and the data they generate. It highlights key trends and offers five critical insights into how this data is reshaping the industry. We cover the following: The accelerating move towards connected vehicles in Australia is evident, with over one million already on the road. New, data-driven business models are creating significant value acros

The car industry is changing – electric cars are becoming more popular because people want a greener future. Australia and New Zealand are actively embracing this transition, providing incentives and programmes to motivate consumers to choose fuel-efficient and ideally electric cars. At the same time, the European Union's ambitious plan to prohibit new internal combustion engine vehicles by 2035 establishes a model for other areas to emulate, enhancing worldwide Electric Vehi