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Australian car makers must shift to greener vehicles - KPMG

Fuel misers like the Civic Hybrid have caught buyers' eyes in Australia. Global accountancy firm KPMG has said that the Australian federal government should offer Australian car makers tax incentives to build greener vehicles, including hybrid electric cars and clean diesel vehicles. With fuel prices expected to rise again, the firm has warned that consumer trends are shifting permanently towards more fuel-efficient vehicles, a market segment currently best served by imports. Local vehicle manufactures already receive significant federal ... Read more →

Toyota looking to build hybrid Camry in Australia Dane Muldoon

Toyota Australia is looking to expand its hybrid line-up in Australia, which currently just encompasses the Prius and two Lexus hybrids, with a locally manufactured Camry petrol-electric hybrid. ...

Tata Considering Entry into China Dane Muldoon

India's Tata Motors and Italian auto giant Fiat have agreed to form a joint venture to create and establish a new auto plant in Ranjangaon, India. Tata Motors is India's largest automobile company and ...

Australian car makers must shift to greener vehicles - KPMG 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Fuel misers like the Civic Hybrid have caught buyers' eyes in Australia. Global accountancy firm KPMG has said that the Australian federal government should offer Australian car makers tax incentives to build greener vehicles, including hybrid electric cars and clean diesel vehicles. With fuel ...

Toyota looking to build hybrid Camry in Australia 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Toyota Australia is looking to expand its hybrid line-up in Australia, which currently just encompasses the Prius and two Lexus hybrids, with a locally manufactured Camry petrol-electric hybrid. Discussions are under way with the Japanese head office to get the go-ahead to start producing hybrid ...

Tata Considering Entry into China 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

India's Tata Motors and Italian auto giant Fiat have agreed to form a joint venture to create and establish a new auto plant in Ranjangaon, India. Tata Motors is India's largest automobile company and is its leader in commercial vehicles and second in passenger vehicles. The new plant will be ...


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