About
FCAI is the peak industry organisation representing the manufacturers and importers of passenger vehicles, light commercial vehicles and motorcycles in Australia.
COVID-19 Information
The Australian motoring industry remains open during the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure Australian consumers can safely access emergency repairs or maintenance for their vehicles. This includes the replacement of faulty Takata airbags. The industry strictly observes all required hygiene and physical distancing practices. For more information, please click here.
Representing the Australian Auto Industry
Australia's top sellers
July 2022
- Toyota HiLux
- Ford Ranger
- Toyota RAV4
- Mazda CX-5
- Hyundai Tucson
Sales
Total sales for July 2022 were reported at 84,471 units, an 0.4 per cent increase versus the same period in 2021. The sales in July bring the year-to-date total to 622,319.
New vehicle sales for July 2022 totalled
84,461
The Sports Utility Market is up by 6.4 per cent on July 2021 while the Light Commercial market is down 4.4 per cent on last year’s figures with a total of 20,064 vehicles sold. Passenger vehicles totalled 16,023 vehicles, a decrease of 9.1 per cent on July 2021 figures.
FCAI releases new car sales figures for July 2022
The FCAI, the peak body for Australia’s automotive industry, has today released new vehicle sales figures for July 2022. A total of 84,461 vehicles were sold in July bringing the year-to-date total to 622,319. This result represents a 0.4 per cent increase on the same month in 2021. FCAI Chief Executive Tony Weber...
Codes of Practice
This code is prepared under the direction of the FCAl Board, and endorsed by FCAI members.
Takata Airbag Recall
A website tool is available now which allows you to check whether your vehicle is affected by the Takata Airbag Recall. Go to www.fcai.com.au/is-my-airbag-safe and select your manufacturer to check if your vehicle is affected.
FCAI Releases Three-Point Plan to Drive Lower Carbon Emissions/S&P Global Research Summary
The FCAI has released a three-point plan calling on the Government to agree on the destination, remove roadblocks and go the distance to help combat climate change and reduce carbon emissions. Download the FCAI Three-Point Plan.Download the S&P Global Research Summary – Australian Pathways to Reducing Vehicle...