Hyundai finally issues Australia recall notice for affected Kona electrics
Hyundai Australia issues safety recall for owners of Kona electric vehicles built between January 31 2018 and March 2 2020.
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Bryce Gaton
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Bryce Gaton is an expert on electric vehicles and contributor for The Driven and Renew Economy. He has been working in the EV sector for 10 years, and also is editor of the Australian Electric Vehicle Association newsletter.
Bryce Gaton is an expert on electric vehicles and contributor for The Driven and Renew Economy. He has been working in the EV sector for 10 years, and also is editor of the Australian Electric Vehicle Association newsletter.
Where do old electric vehicle batteries go to die?
Electric car batteries don’t die, but after seeing 8 to 10 years service in a car they can retire to a second life in energy storage systems.
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Dinosaurs and the end of the ICE Age: Is this the future of electric car ads?
MG launches cheeky new advertising campaign for their EVs – aimed squarely at placing the internal combustion engine in the past.
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Horsham fast charger means Cairns to Adelaide EV charging route complete
Chargefox completes first phase of Melbourne to Adelaide DC fast-charger route, announcing opening of Horsham Chargefox/RACV charging site.
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Don’t park in the garage: Hyundai Australia warns Kona Electric owner of fire risk
Update: Hyundai Australia informs Kona owner “not to park near flammable structures, for example not in a garage”, and then says information sent in error.
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2020 EV Vision e-Conference opens for registrations and viewing
With the move of the 2020 EV Vision e-Conference to online format, there is a chance to hear from more international experts in the EV world.
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