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Falling in love with Honda e’s quirky and cute design
The moment he saw the prototype of the Honda e online, Tesla owner Nathan Gore-Brown was in love with its quirky character.
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My 78yo brother was so impressed by our Nissan electric van he went out and bought his own EV
We bought a secondhand electric van, and everyone is impressed – including the grandkids and even our climate skeptic cousins.
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Mazda MX-30 road test: A triumph of style over efficiency
The Mazda MX-30 is a beautiful all-electric “CUV”, but it’s the range that is the killer at this price.
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Electric transport in the ‘burbs: Bikes, trikes, cars, vans, and even a unicycle
Electric bikes, and electric motorbikes, stand up scooters, an electric campervan, and loads of EVs. It’s sustainable transport in the suburbs.
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The Big Lap in a first generation Nissan Leaf, with a just-in-case generator
Jeff likes an adventure so when the chance came to drive around Australia in a first generation Nissan Leaf, he took it. But the distances between roadhouses were longer than his range.
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The coffee cart powered by solar and batteries that were headed for landfill
The coffee cart made from solar panels destined for landfill and recycled laptop batteries, and manned by students from YMCA schools learning to be Baristas.
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The argument for hydrogen-powered electric motorcycles
Lithium can work for cars where battery weight is not an issue and bicycles where range and speed are not issues – but will it work for motorcycles?
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Driving rituals in an electric car: How life in the driver’s seat has changed
Does anyone else find themselves doing things and then think – oh, this car doesn’t do that or hasn’t got that?
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Going the distance in a Tesla Model 3: 120,000kms in two years
Dwayne Eddie has done 120,000kms in two years in his Tesla Model, and paid just over $2,500 in electricity costs.
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Kia e-Niro Review: An electric compact SUV that can fit into our lifestyle
How does a Kia e-Niro fit into the Australian lifestyle? The answer from our expert panel of judges – a scientist, a soccer mum and a carpenter – is perfectly.