The 35 TDI – initially offered as a limited edition – is the new entry-level Audi Q5 variant. It’s powered by a 2.0-litre turbo-diesel with 12V mild-hybrid tech and said to consume 4.8L/100km.

The Ingolstadt-based brand’s flagship SUV siblings have returned to the local market, but this time powered by a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 motor that delivers peak outputs of 373kW and 770Nm.

Ford is accepting orders for its new Ranger and its Raptor flagship. Priced from $35,930, the ute range is available in single-, Super- and double-cab guises (as pick-ups and as cab chassis). 

The Triton’s MY22.5 range incorporates an around-view monitor and smartphone-mirroring on GSR-, plus a larger infotainment screen and digital radio on turbo-diesel-engined GLX versions.  

Available exclusively in four-seat Coupe guise and fitted with 22-inch Pirelli P Zero Corsa tyres, the 471kW/850Nm Cayenne Turbo GT retails for $336,100 (before options and on-road costs).

SsangYong Australia has launched a limited-run Black Edition version above the Ultimate variant of its Rexton range. Its equipment level is similar, but the former is festooned with dark detailing.

The fifth-generation Subaru WRX model has been introduced in sedan and estate (Sportwagon) guises, replete with improved in-car features and more driver-assist and safety technologies.