The Redbook Insider: Used Vehicle Price Trends Update
Our June Price Index reveals a split market – resilience for SUVs, softness for premium.
The RedBook Insider: Unlock Factory-Fitted Options with RedBook’s New Tool
Get factory-fitted options and specs straight from the source with RedBook’s new rego-to-VIN lookup, powered by FCAI-authorised data.
The RedBook Insider: NVES Sparks Price Moves and a Pivot to PHEV
It’s only been a month since Australia’s New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES) came into full effect, but the ripples are already starting to show.
The RedBook Insider: Used Vehicle Values Post-COVID: More Than Just a BEV Story
While battery electric vehicles (BEVs) have garnered headlines for rapid depreciation, they’re not the weakest performers.
The RedBook Insider: PHEVs in Australia Post-FBT Concession: Down, But Not Out
With the removal of FBT concessions for PHEVs on April 1, 2025, Australia’s vehicle market faces a pivotal shift. The future of PHEVs remains less certain—yet potentially more relevant than it appears at first glance.
The RedBook Insider: Navigating Volatility with RedBook’s Real-Time Valuations
In times of flux, timely data is power—and RedBook’s Real-Time Valuation (RTV) API puts that power directly into your hands.
The RedBook Insider: RedBook's New Marque Equity Index
At RedBook, we rely on data-driven insights to uncover the true influence of brand recognition on vehicle values. The Marque Equity Index (MEI) captures the "essence" of a brand's pricing power in the marketplace, find out how.
The RedBook Insider: The Shifting Cost Dynamics of EVs: Then, Now, and What's Ahead
Over the last decade, the cost structure of Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) has undergone a fundamental transformation, driven by advancements in technology
The RedBook Insider: Discover RedBook Australia’s New Automotive Market Insights Dashboard
Offering valuable access to the latest trends and data shaping the automotive industry, helping businesses stay ahead in an ever-evolving market.
The RedBook Insider: I SEE RED
With used prices now at 123% of January 2020 levels, will their downward trajectory continue at the same rate and which segments are most impacted and why?