Key Upgrades include:

• Localises suspension tuning and tyre choice.
• Restyled exterior and interior
• New 12.3-inch central screen with premium audio
• Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto functionality

The Outlander is popular because it is terrific value for money. It also gives buyers a lot of choice with 5 or seven seat versions, Petrol or PHEV engines, and front or all-wheel drive.

Outlander 2025 also comes in five different grades, the ES, LS, ASPIRE and Exceed and Exceed Tourer. The PHEV also has a GSR version.

I’ve driven the Outlander a few times and I’m always impressed by the amount of interior space there seems to be.

Rear seats have two isofix point as well as three top tether points. With plenty of rear leg room there is enough space to comfortably fit a baby seat, and the boot is large enough to store the pram and other baby stuff.

I definitely prefer driving the PHEV version and like the extra luxury and features of the Exceed tourer or GSR.

Pricing for the revised model range will be released closer to the launch dates.

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There are five models in the line up with two new ones joining the list.

They start with the entry level Pure model, then the Evolve, Touring, GT, and Azami. On top of these there are two option  packs that can be added. The Takumi which has a white interior or the SP which has a tan interior.

There is a choice of three engines.

• G40e 3.3L Turbocharged Petrol
• D50e 3.3L Turbocharged Diesel
• P50e 2.5L PHEV

Both the petrol and diesel are 48V mild hybrids while the PHEV engine has about 70 km EV Only range.

Mazda has also revised the Skyactiv-Drive eight-speed automatic transmission for 2025. They have also updated the suspension for a more balanced ride and handling, with examples including softer rear spring and firmer shock absorber settings that align with recalibrated stability systems to improve overall handling and comfort balance.

On top of that there are a host of technological and safety upgrades across the range.

The revised CX-60 is now available form dealers across Australia, and it complements the full CX model range with the CX-70, CX-80 and CX-90

Pricing for the Mazda CX-60 start at $50,240 through to $81,490 plus the usual costs.

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This all-electric SUV from Subaru feels different from the normal EVs.

I like the design. It stands out from the crowd.

I also like the fact that its just at home around town as it is on dirt roads. You can be a bit adventurous because it is a Subaru and comes with their famous All Wheel Drive system.

With a 71.4-kilowatt hour battery, the Solterra has a realistic range of around 400km

This has been great for my daily drives and charging at home is a breeze with the 10-amp charger included.

Inside Its comfortable and feels spacious. I’m driving the top spec Touring model, so it also comes with a few extras as well.

With a Harmon Kardon audio system your favourite songs come to life while driving.

One thing that you notice is the flat top and bottom steering wheel. It actually feels different and practical. It also sits a little lower than a raised digital driver instrument screen.

The Solterra rides and handles exceptionally well. It is responsive in acceleration and steering and overall is quite fun to drive.

However like many EVs it’s a little pricey at around $77,000 plus the usual costs.

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