Audi’s sleek, all electric five-door SUV is available in three guises and in rear- or all-wheel drive configuration with up to 585km of range. It is built on Audi’s PPE platform that combines an advanced 800-volt electrical architecture and sophisticated thermal management system.

Deepal’s all electric E07 Multitruck transforms from a five-seat SUV into a dual-cab utility at the push of a button and is offered with a single-motor, rear-wheel drive (252kW/365Nm) or a dual-motor, all-wheel drive with 440kW/645Nm. Range is listed at 550km and 510km respectively.

Geely Starray EM-i is a mid-sized, plug-in hybrid (PHEV) SUV and one of Australia’s most affordable electrified offerings. It arrives with a range of incentives, while the engine delivers 160kW/262Nm from a conjoined 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol and 11-in-1 hybrid transmission.

Available as a turn-key solution straight from the showroom floor, the Deliver 9 Campervan saves buyers the hassle of purchasing a vehicle and having it converted elsewhere, while also undercutting similar-sized competitors by thousands of dollars.

Mazda’s BT-50 ute now offers an NVES-beneficial 2.2-litre entry-level diesel engine replacing the 1.9-litre. Fuel-saving idle-stop technology has been added the 2.2D and 3.0D engines, while the former gains an efficient eight-speed torque converter automatic as part of the package.

It’s back… the G-Wagen will be offered in Australia with a diesel engine once more, after Mercedes-Benz pulled the oil-burning G 400d from the market back in 2022. The new G 450d variant lands with more power and torque – and a lower price tag!

Incoming track-focused 911 GT3 and the more road-oriented 911 GT3 with Touring package offer the ultimate combination of racing genes and day-to-day usability, says Porsche. Many enhancements flow from the previous GT3 RS model to boost performance and dynamics.

VW’s next generation Transporter T7 van arrives in six variants. Long- and short-wheelbase formats are available, as are the choice of turbo diesel or battery electric power, and front-, rear-, or all-wheel drive configurations. Massive updates in safety and technology, too.

High performance 200kW/400Nm, Cupra Sportstourer PHEV (wagon) joins facelifted MHEV and turbocharged ICE hatchback stablemates all with major upgrades. Features not only additional space and strong equipment levels but 121km (WLTP) range on a single charge.