In November 2024, the register sat at 2,833 traders. The latest figures represent a loss of 238 traders over the last 12 months—an approximate 8.4% decline.
FleetPartners has achieved its fourth consecutive year of Toitū net carbon zero certification in New Zealand, marking continued progress in ...
The Torres Hybrid uses KGM’s new Dual Tech Hybrid System, combining a 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol engine producing 220Nm with dual electric motors producing 300Nm. Total system output is 150kW ...
The Motor Trade Association is urging the public to consider the wider financial and safety impacts of proposed changes to ...
MITO has named Verna Niao as the chief executive of MITO Limited, effective January 1, 2026, as the organisation transitions ...
Eagers Automotive New Zealand has celebrated the 2025 graduates of its Emerging and Advanced Leaders Programme at an end-of-year ceremony ...
Toyota engineer Anyarat Sutthibenjakul. Two of Toyota Motor Corporation’s lead engineers on the new-generation Hilux have ...
MTA head of advocacy James McDowall. The Motor Trade Association has welcomed the Government’s decision to return automotive ...
MITO will officially transition back to industry ownership from 1 January 2026 after the Tertiary Education Commission approved its move out of Te Pūkenga and into a new entity, MITO Limited, under ...
Lecturer Tema Ala’ifaiva with students Leighton Riley, Blaise Palatchie, and Hayden Pedley. Four UCOL automotive engineering students have secured jobs ...
A High Court judge has ruled the public and business community need protection from the poor business practices of Auckland luxury car dealer Alexander Beacham, declining his proposal to avoid ...
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