Are we there yet? The electric future of 4WDs
When will a full battery EV be capable of the ‘The Big Lap’ around our wide, brown land?
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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 since 2008 and is currently working as EV electrical safety trainer/supervisor for the University of Melbourne. He also provides support for the EV Transition to business, government and the public through his EV Transition consultancy EVchoice.
Bryce Gaton is an expert on electric vehicles and contributor for The Driven and Renew Economy. He has been working in the EV sector since 2008 and is currently working as EV electrical safety trainer/supervisor for the University of Melbourne. He also provides support for the EV Transition to business, government and the public through his EV Transition consultancy EVchoice.
Australian council approves trial of kerbside EV charging equipment
Victorian council approves first "kerbside" charging equipment that allows electricity from a home to supply a charger on council land.
Hyundai Australia begins recall of Kona and Ioniq EVs to fix battery issues
Hyundai Australia has listed 615 Hyundai Konas and 208 Ioniqs on the official Australian government vehicle recalls website to fix battery issues.
Harold learned to drive in a Model T Ford in 1930. Now he’s testing out an electric Mach-E
Harold Baggott learned to drive in a Model T Ford nearly 90 years ago. Now he's testing out an electric Mach-E
The Australian Early Adopter’s guide to the electric vehicle transition
The Australia EV market is about to evolve from "innovators" to "early adopters". So it's about time to update our guide to electric vehicles.
How Tesla’s Model 3 triggered The Osborne Effect, and caused the ICE market to melt
Global new car sales have fallen steady since 2017, when Tesla released the Model 3. Many consumers are waiting to buy the right EV for them.
End of the Plug Wars: Electrify America to stop installing CHAdeMO chargers
The Plug Wars are over after the biggest charging company finally decided to stop installing ChAdeMO plugs.
Why electric utes will leave their fossil fuel rivals in the dust, even on weekends
There are a whole bunch of reasons why electric utes will outperform their fossil fuel rivals and be more useful. And they are coming soon.
“Your registration may be suspended:” Victoria escalates war on EV owners
EVs will be removed from roads if owners do not comply with nonsense ‘system’ to register odometer readings.
Prizes offered to locate EV ownership and home charging in Queensland
Ergon and Energex kick off campaign to find out where Queensland EV owners are located, and how their EVs are being charged.