From clubbie Toyota Corollas through V8 muscle cars all the way to trucks, the southernmost permanent race circuit in the world continues to hold a key place in New Zealand motorsport.
Tyrewise, Aotearoa New Zealand’s national scheme for collecting and recycling tyres, has released its first annual report – marked by millions of tyres collected, thousands of registered partners,
Audi is consistently rolling out artificial intelligence (AI) in production and logistics: the company is scaling up its own cloud platform for production and introducing new AI use cases and techn
Nearly half of New Zealand’s small business owners have considered giving up their venture because of stress, with the end of the financial year compounding what Xero is calling an “emotional tax”
The benefits of using lubricants made with synthetic base oil are numerous. Synthetic base oils have better low and high temperature viscosity performance, especially at higher to extreme operating...
AMI reveals NZ’s top 10 stolen cars for 2025
For the fourth consecutive year, the Toyota Aqua claims the title of New Zealand’s most stolen car, AMI reveals.
A high-tech plasma torch was lit up on Friday 20th March as Minister of Conservation, Hon Tama Potaka, officially opened the $10 million National Refrigerant Destruction Facility – signalling a new
On Tuesday 3 March, MITO celebrated its return to industry ownership with a function at Parliament, attended by industry stakeholders, Members of Parliament, and MITO Board members and staff.
An interesting trend we have seen over the last five or so years is that a fairly large number of automotive repair businesses just cease to exist at some point.
One of the most appreciated features among Automobili Lamborghini customers is the possibility of transforming each car into a unique masterpiece, crafted with the same care as a bespoke haute cout
Cold spray technology is now being applied by Nissan to its new 1.5-litre turbocharged engine, which is exclusively designed for power generation within the third-generation e-POWER hybrid powertra
Up until the early 1970s, the automotive industry followed a single path for gas vehicles: More power meant a bigger engine, resulting in more weight, more cost, and, in most cases, worse fuel effi
New Zealand businesses are entering 2026 with renewed optimism – but not without restraint – as fresh data points to improving confidence alongside continued pressure on demand, margins and consume
