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Honda Australia has confirmed initial details for the 10th-generation Accord sedan line-up ahead of a December launch, with the headlining act to be the company's latest hybrid drivetrain. The 2019 Accord will offer 1.5-litre turbo petrol and 2.0-litre hybrid powertrain options – the latter signalling a return to electrification for Honda's passenger car range.

Toyota has revealed the refreshed C-HR crossover for the 2020 model year, with the local division confirming both a hybrid option and a new infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto will be available in Australia before the end of the year.

The Ford Mustang High Performance will kick off at $50,990 plus on-road costs when it arrives in Australia next February, CarAdvice can confirm. Dealer documents obtained by CarAdvice indicate the boosted four-cylinder 'Stang' will command a $1000 premium over the current EcoBoost model in Fastback guise, and will be $800 dearer in convertible form (from $60,490).

Hyundai Australia has confirmed pricing and specifications for the new i30 Fastback N, which kicks off $1500 dearer than its hatchbacked sibling. Priced from $41,990 before on-road costs, the i30 Fastback N differs from the hatchback in obvious ways like the sedan-like liftback body, along with a new chassis and suspension tune that is a little softer – this setup will be carried over to the hatchback at some point in the future, too.

The Toyota Supra has surfaced once again, this time through the official reveal video presumably meant to be shown at the reborn sports car's unveiling in Detroit on January 14. During the 45-second clip, the red coupe can be seen revving its turbocharged inline six, and tearing up a dark under-bridge car park. It also confirms the leaked images from a fortnight ago were legitimate, with the exterior design looking just like the leaked promotional images.