
A new report on the accelerating global EV transition shines a spotlight on federal and state roadblocks to zero emissions transport in Australia.

Norway’s EV industry groups are baffled by Australia’s efforts to slow down its already lagging electric car industry.

Anti-EV report seized upon by Murdoch media in UK after petrol and diesel car ban announced, linked to Aston Martin “sock-puppet” PR company.

The world’s timeline for EV phase-outs is getting bigger and creeping closer. Where does Australia sit? (Hint: it’s not good)

UK bans sales of new petrol and diesel cars by 2030, although plug-in hybrids will be allowed until 2035. In the US, Tesla, Rivian and Uber push for similar ban.
Norway’s EV revolution is massive, but what more needs to be done to cut transport emissions?

Electric vehicles feature in the future projections in new UK report as much more than simple tools to get around in a zero carbon way.

Norway’s EV success is a simple reminder of something too often forgotten: policy and hard work both result in real change. Can Australia do it too?

Obsession with 4WD vehicles is derailing gains from the switch to electric as the big car makers pursue profit and sacrifice emissions.

Oslo Kommune reaches 50,000 electric cars, and highest per capita EV penetration, as share of new car sales from petrol and diesel cars plunges to just 15 per cent.