Introduced in 2006, the Holden VE Commodore is a landmark full-size automobile and the first Commodore designed entirely from the ground up in Australia on GM's dedicated Zeta platform. Representing a major engineering overhaul, the VE range delivered improved body rigidity, balanced weight distribution, and modern suspension architecture across sedan, Sportwagon, and Ute body styles. The expansive model lineup spanned entry-level family cars like the Omega, luxury-focused variants such as the Berlina and Calais, and performance-driven offerings including the SV6, SS, and SS V, alongside flagship long-wheelbase Statesman and Caprice derivatives.