MODEL UPDATES: 2021 BMW MOTORRAD AUSTRALIA LINE-UP
BMW Motorrad Australia have released the new colours and updates for the 2021 F 900, K1600, R 1250 and S 1000 models. Check them out... Here from September.
BMW Motorrad Australia have announced new colours, dynamic new options and a high level of customisability for the 2021 BMW Motorrad line-up. Some colours include Black Storm for the S 1000 RR, and the tri-colour BMW Motorsport livery for the S 1000 XR.
Best electric cars arriving in 2021
They’re coming. Slowly but surely, battery-electric vehicles (BEVs, or EVs) are making their way to Australia, despite the lack of federal, state and local government incentives that help boost the demand for zero-tailpipe-emissions vehicles.
The fact is, EV infrastructure is growing from coast to coast, and carmakers remain confident that legislators will eventually join other nations in incentivising EV uptake in some form or another. After all, we are on the cusp of huge wave of fresh EVs, especially from Europe, Korea and China.
We’ll only see a trickle initially, but some are already earmarked for an Australian launch in 2021.
2021 Volkswagen Caddy and California due in Australia next year
The 2021 Volkswagen Caddy van line-up is due in Australian showrooms about the middle of next year, followed closely by the next-generation Caddy California camper.
However the new Caddy range will initially be offered with a choice of only diesel engines, versus the choice of petrol or diesel power currently.
Several body styles will be available, including short and long wheelbase vans, a crew van, a people mover, and the California camper.
The best new cars coming to Australia in 2021
There’s plenty of new and exciting metal set to go on sale in Australia in 2021, a year which is pivotal to the local new-vehicle market’s recovery.
And given the increasing popularity of SUVs, it’s no surprise that high-riding wagons feature prominently on this list, although they’re not alone… Read on.
The best new cars coming to Australia in 2021
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A surprise concept bike that plucks at the heartstrings of those who remember the heyday of the Aprilia RS250, which put handling and style above straight-line performance.
Top 10 electric cars coming to Australia between 2018-2020
The future that we didn’t expect ten years ago is now. The proliferation of electric cars such as the Tesla Model S has sent shock waves through the auto industry, and there is barely a carmaker out there that doesn’t have plans to produce an electric car in the near future. The large investment required to get this technology into showrooms is no longer daunting since many pundits think electricity will eventually replace fossil fuels at some point. Many capital cities are even in the process of outlawing emissions-producing cars, mandating EVs.
Driving an electric car is not what you might think; it is an exhilarating rush afforded by the instant torque and eery silence. First time EV travellers will be blown away by this experience. Here are ten electric cars expected to arrive in Australia in the next few years.
Your ultimate work partner: the Sprinter Panel Van.
The Sprinter Panel Van is designed to help you work smarter by doing more of the work for you. Choose from four vehicle lengths, three roof heights and a load compartment volume of up to 17m3, and front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive.1
With advanced connectivity like the ‘Hey Mercedes’ voice assistant and MBUX multimedia touch-screen with 3D mapping, you can stay in control while your eyes stay on the road.
The Sprinter has many class-leading features, and now many of the previous optional extras come standard.
Thanks to more than 20 years of innovation, the Sprinter is the benchmark in safety, comfort, customisation and reliability.
New Cars: 2020 New Car Calendar
Australia's new car market, it is fair to say, did not have a stellar year in 2019. Month after month, sales were down, with consumer confidence low and dealers struggling with significant changes to finance regulations.
For those looking to buy, however, 2019 was a strong year of exciting launches across the 60-or-so brands operating in Australia, from the powerful Alfa Romeo Stelvio Q and new-generation Kia Cerato in January to the Mercedes-AMG A35 pocket rocket and BMW 3 Series wagon towards the end of the year.
Much of the 2020 calendar remains vague at this stage, with our crystal ball still to reveal what's to come through the middle and end of the year. But, for now, we're expecting the below models to show up either as described, or simply 'at some point'.
We will, of course, update this calendar through the year as the picture becomes clear
