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Hosted by Unknown Host · technology · EN · 13 episodes
"The Aussie Car Brief" delves into Australia's automotive industry, spotlighting emerging trends, new model launches, and global events shaping the local market. From the rise of electric vehicles and the latest SUV releases to policy shifts and technological advancements, we provide concise, insightful updates to keep you informed on the ever-evolving automotive landscape.
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Episode #14
Australia’s June 2026 car market shattered records as EVs surged to nearly a quarter of all sales, Tesla’s Model Y took the top spot again, and BYD came within a whisker of Toyota by leveraging its own massive shipping vessel. The hosts also dig into Mazda’s new CX-5 launch, questioning its petrol-only strategy, reduced output, and cost-cutting details in an increasingly electrified market.
The Aussie Car Brief
This episode explores the sharp rise in Isuzu MU-X sales, the comprehensive 2025 model update, and how the MU-X stacks up against its fierce Australian large SUV rivals. Samantha and Brody break down what’s fueling the MU-X’s success and what the upgrades mean for Aussie families and off-roaders alike.
The Aussie Car Brief
Explore the history and global journey of Toyota's FJ Cruiser, the buzz around its potential comeback, and how Toyota is shaping the future of rugged SUVs with new electrified concepts. Packed with industry insights, market context, and real-world examples, this episode gears up for a deep dive into one of the most beloved off-road legends.
The Aussie Car Brief
Explore the potential abolition of Australia's Luxury Car Tax and its implications for trade with Europe and the automotive industry. Hosts Samantha Harding and Brody Cruze dissect the impact on agricultural exports, auto sales, and industry dynamics.
The Aussie Car Brief
This episode highlights the Mazda EZ-60, soon to be known globally as the CX-6e, and its role in reimagining electric SUVs. From innovative features like a 26.45-inch 5K touchscreen to the differences between its EV and EREV configurations, we examine its appeal to global and Australian consumers. We also delve into Mazda's partnership with Changan Mazda and the challenges of entering new markets with cutting-edge design and technology.
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