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The B05 arrives in August with two battery options, up to 482km of claimed range and introductory drive-away pricing from $35,990.
The seven-seat J8 SHS Summit arrives at $59,990 before on-road costs, with a 169km NEDC electric range and 315kW plug-in hybrid system.
The new ES brings two electric powertrains, up to 510km of WLTP range and a larger cabin, with the hybrid arriving later this year.
The updated Tonale arrives in Australia with two hybrid powertrains, more standard Veloce equipment and a Sport Speciale edition from $68,990.
The petrol J5 starts at $25,990 drive-away, with two trims, a 1.5-litre turbo engine and servicing priced through year eight.
The Arkana gains a 12V mild-hybrid system and modest power increase, with prices starting at $41,990 before on-road costs.
Geely’s new electric hatch starts at $26,490, with up to 345km of claimed range and a choice of two rear-drive grades.
The iX3 starts at $89,900, with up to 805km of claimed range. The rear-drive iX3 40 arrives in late 2026.
Renault’s new small SUV starts at $36,990, with mild and full hybrids, up to 1668L of cargo space and a claimed 4.7L/100km for the full hybrid.
The Atto 3 Evo arrives in September 2026, with a choice of front or rear drive, up to 510km of claimed range and prices from $41,990.
The Tank 500 diesel starts at $65,990, adds a third row and 3,500kg towing capacity, and uses less claimed fuel than the PHEV.
The $79,900 XRT Pro adds petrol power, all-terrain tyres and extra ground clearance to the Palisade, with higher fuel use than the hybrid.
The reshaped Amarok range starts at $73,740, with a new Walkinshaw W600 topping the lineup at $91,990.
The 2027 Pajero starts at $68,490, with a 150kW diesel, 3,500kg towing capacity and three trims. Fuel use and service prices are still unconfirmed.
The new GLB starts at $65,400, with two electric versions offering up to 570km of WLTP range and an 85kWh battery.
The Lyriq keeps its $90,000 price but trades range and charging speed for quicker acceleration, lower energy use and upgraded cabin tech.
The MY26.5 Qashqai range starts at $45,850, with small price rises, revised equipment and claimed fuel use of 4.1L/100km.
The new X5 starts at $143,900 in Australia, with petrol and diesel six-cylinder options arriving in late 2026 and electric and plug-in hybrid versions to follow...
Priced from $58,900, the Smart #5 pairs up to 590km of claimed range with an 800V system and a 475kW Brabus option.
The Ora 5 Ultra costs less and claims more range and power; the Kona Electric counters with a larger boot, a four-star rating and longer service intervals.