"We have a taken a close look at the calendar and come up with something that will be great for the teams, drivers and fans across Australia," added Warburton.
"This more compact calendar delivers consistent and regular events throughout the season and expands the championship into Asia in what is a truly exciting development for the sport.
"We believe it will result in an even bigger following for our sport both locally and overseas with bigger crowds and our expanded television coverage.
"A more condensed calendar will help build even more momentum and still provide adequate breaks for the teams and drivers.
"We have also moved the Coates Hire Sydney 500 forward to the end of November in what we expect will be a massive grand finale to the season."
The formats for the events will be announced later in the year.
V8 Supercars held a demonstration event in Kuala Lumpur last month and will return to the Malaysian capital next August in the first championship event.
Traditionally held in November, the WD40 Phillip Island Super Sprint will now be held from April 15-17 and is one of three championship events in Victoria as well as the Australian Grand Prix.
2016 V8 Supercars season
Clipsal 500 Adelaide - March 3-6
Tyrepower Tasmania SuperSprint - March 18-20
Australian F1 Grand Prix - March 31-April 3
WD-40 Phillip Island SuperSprint - April 15-17
Perth SuperSprint - May 6-8
Winton SuperSprint - May 20-22
SKYCITY Triple Crown Darwin - June 17-19
Castrol EDGE Townsville 400 - July 8-10
Coates Hire Ipswich SuperSprint - July 22-24
KL City Grand Prix, Kuala Lumpur,- August 12-14
Sydney Motorsport Park SuperSprint - August 26-28
Wilson Security Sandown 500 - September 16-18
Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 - October 6-9
Castrol Gold Coast 600 - October 21-23
ITM Auckland SuperSprint - November 6-8
Coates Hire Sydney 500 - November 25-27