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Low-cost used EVs have doubled in number over past year, and have driven a lot less than you think
Cars under $35,000 now account for a quarter of all used EV sales, double the share a year ago, and almost half are dealer demonstrators, and have little on the odometer.Anker Solix showcases XE dual-cycle battery and balcony solar at All Energy Australia 2026
From home battery and portable power to balcony solar, the full range goes on show at MCEC, Melbourne, 28–29 October.
ARENA backs local pay-per-use EV charging platform for apartments and car parks
Australian start-up that has developed a pay-per-use power outlet for EV and e-mobility charging for strata buildings, short-term rentals, and car parks gets federal funding.Reviews

Chery Q test drive: A low cost, spacious and fun electric hatch to add to growing number of small, affordable EVs
We drove Chery’s affordable electric hatch in China and were surprised at the fun factor and space on offer for what is expected to be a low price.
Mitsubishi ASX VR-e previewed – Japanese car giant returns to EV market with its fastest ever passenger car
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Low-cost used EVs have doubled in number over past year, and have driven a lot less than you think
Cars under $35,000 now account for a quarter of all used EV sales, double the share a year ago, and almost half are dealer demonstrators, and have little on the odometer.Renault prices upgraded Megane E-Tech Esprit Alpine from $56k with a facelift, bigger battery and V2L
Renault opens order books for the Megane E-Tech Esprit Alpine, an electric hatchback with a range of up to 480 km which will start from $55,990 before on-road.
Avatr’s sleek electric wagon – with 2.78 second acceleration – spotted testing in the wild in Australia
Another electric sportswagon spotted testing in Sydney, hinting at possible launch in 2027.Road Trips

Australian Tesla driver clocks up 600,000 miles in Model S, with just one battery change and one change of brake pads
Australian Tesla driver says it is the best car he has ever owned after clocking up 600,000 miles, with just one battery change and one change of brake pads.
Driving an EV isn’t harder, it’s just different – and education is the missing piece of the puzzle
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