The ATA wants to see Australia keep its technical design rules for trucks and heavy trailers, but believes our light vehicles ...

Australia’s world-leading status in the long and heavy vehicle space means it should not necessarily align to UN standards ...

A new Australian government regulation around autonomous emergency braking has led multiple auto brands to discontinue ...

The petrol-powered Fiat 500 and Abarth models, along with certain LDV G10, V80, and Mahindra Pik-Up variants, will be discontinued due to non-compliance, according to The Australasian Fleet Management ...

"Jimny XL is unaffected, Jimny 3-Door currently does not meet the newly introduced ADR requirements ... nearly half of Suzuki's total 21,278 new-vehicle deliveries.

Documents seen by this publication state that production has ceased for the Ignis, Swift Sport, Vitara and S-Cross for the Australian market because of new Australian Design Rules (ADR) for passenger ...

Five models are incompatible with the country's upcoming regulations for the autonomous emergency braking system ...

Suzuki is not the only automaker affected by the stringent new safety regulations. Mitsubishi has also announced the discontinuation of three models in Australia, including the ASX, Eclipse Cross, and ...

Such systems are made to prevent the car from hitting another vehicle ... whether it can be fitted with AEB that meets the requirements of the ADR. For the record, the brand states that the ...

By Joshua Worlasi AMLANU Ghana’s financial sector faces a pressing dilemma: banks, wary of high non-performing loans (NPLs), prefer investing in government treasury bills over lending to small and ...