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Mercedes-AMG’s first electric vehicle in Australia is the most powerful local model to date, and the most luxurious – but it comes with a hefty price tag to match. 0 Mercedes-AMG EQS53 2023 price and specifications The flagship electric sedan is only available in AMG form Standard 484kW/950Nm, more power optional Price from $328,400 before on-road fees It 2023 Mercedes-AMG EQS53 4Matic electric cars have arrived in Australia, as the most expensive AMG money can buy today – and the first four-door AMG without a fuel filler cap. While Mercedes-Benz’s flagship EQS electric sedan can be had in various variants bearing the Benz logo overseas, it will be offered in Australia exclusively – at launch at least – in the form of the AMG EQS53, with high-end specs. The EQS53 is the first all-electric Mercedes-AMG model to be sold in Australia; The company’s first electric vehicle (EV), the 2013 SLS Electric Drive supercar, is not offered here. Price from $328,400 plus on-road f...

Australia’s best-selling new vehicle will be refreshed in late 2022, with the revamped Rogue flagship offering rear disc brakes and wider tracks – plus technological upgrades for the best-selling SR5. 0 See 8 pictures It Toyota HiLux 2023 will see the introduction of major upgrades across its lineup, with key safety technologies added for the high-end model, and two overhauled flagship variants – one of which is the GR Sport HiLux. Because by the end of 2022, the HiLux lineup will be updated with key blind-spot safety technologies – consisting of blind-spot monitoring, rear traffic warning and 360-degree camera – and an immobilizer for the SR5, as well as trim changes for the SR. Prices will go up as part of the update, with Toyota dealers earlier this year suggesting a hike of between $600 and $1400 – but it’s unclear if the new Rogue will be included in this. However, the 2023 upgrade is a revamped Rogue model – one of the two new flagships, the other replacing the R...