New Year Car Calendar

This year is as big as last year for new-car arrivals. Here's everything coming to showrooms in 2023


The car industry is preparing for severe production over the past two years during the global pandemic, with a new model just around the corner.

Most major car brands have fresh metal on the way and new-car buyers in Australia will again be spoiled for choice, with more electric vehicles, more SUVs, and more pick-ups from which to choose.

Performance-car enthusiasts can look forward, while there's a wave of new electric cars on the way.

After working the phones leading up to and since the summer break, this is Drive's exclusive up-to-date guide to every model confirmed to launch in Australia in 2023 and beyond – correct as of the date below.

Drive will update this story throughout the year with new models and updated dates, as they come to hand – however production interruptions and shipping delays across the car industry mean the information below is subject to change.

Students live their lives in a state of flux, but there comes a time when they transition from being a school kid into a productive adults.

So Students if you want to buy a new car and are looking for car financing but the banks won't help you then Finbeat Finance is the only Lender in Australia which provides Car Loans to International Students 🎓 and other Temporary Visa holders.


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  1. baili13 January 2023 at 05:42

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