Holden's new VF Commodore launched

The most technically sophisticated and electronically advanced car ever built in Australia, Holden's VF Commodore, has broken cover.

Designed to be lighter and more aerodynamic, to improve fuel-efficiency, the new car features an alloy bonnet and boot lid, as well as redesigned front and rear sections.

The interior is arguably the biggest change, with a sweeping new treatment updating the Commodore cabin to a clearly euro prestige-influenced standard.

There are gadgets galore, including GM's 'MyLink' infortainment system, a self-parking feature and a head-up display for read-outs including speed and navigation.

MOTOR has full detail on the VF's development and tech upgrades in its March issue, on sale Wednesday (Feb 13).