GM Holden has confirmed that it will end production of the locally-made Cruze small car at its Elizabeth, South Australia, plant in early October.
New Zealand commercial vehicle registrations scored a record in January with 2,994 vehicles, making it the strongest January in the country's automotive history.
Holden has announced the latest vehicle in its lineup of new models with the all-new Spark confirmed to go on sale in Australia in April 2016.
Holden has introduced a Cruze Z-Series and Cruze SRi-Z to its 2016 small car range that is on sale across Australia.
Dramatic changes are occurring in the Australian automotive industry. First, Ford announced it will stop assembling vehicles in Australia in 2016. Similarly, Holden and Toyota announced that they will cease local vehicle production in 2017.
Dramatic changes are occurring in the Australian automotive industry. First, Ford announced it will stop assembling vehicles in Australia in 2016. Similarly, Holden and Toyota announced that they will cease local vehicle production in 2017.
Holden announced it will introduce a redesigned range of the popular Captiva SUV, to go on sale across Australia in 2016.
The first Holden has rolled off the production line in Rüsselsheim – a Silver Lake colored Insignia VXR with 325 hp for the markets in Australia and New Zealand.
New Zealand new vehicle sales, which rose to a record in 2014, have continued the upbeat trend this year, rising to a new high for a January month.
Opel will export vehicles to Australia and New Zealand as of next year. The cars will be offered under the name of the Australian GM brand Holden.
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