South Australia announces special licence for ultra high-powered vehicles from 2024

From 1 December 2024, drivers in South Australia will be required to get a special licence for 'ultra high-powered vehicles'.

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Motorists in South Australia can now also be fined up to $5000 if they deliberately disable an 'automated intervention system' on an ultra high-powered vehicle – which includes anti-lock braking (ABS), automated emergency braking (AEB), electronic stability control (ESC), and traction control.

So does that mean if I set the Manettino to Race mode or ESC-OFF on my ferrari, I'm getting fined?

What about if I toggle the DSC button on my fully sik Turbo XR6 falcon or WRX?

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