
Labor’s Driving the Nation EV strategy promises country-wide EV charging network, and electric buses for Perth.

Four independent MPs have chosen EVs as their campaign vehicles as they seek to leverage Coalition’s failure on electric transport.

Morrison government does nothing for EVs in latest budget, but will spend around $2 billion on a temporary halving of the fuel excise.

Three state governments team up to establish renewable hydrogen truck refuelling network across Australia’s east coast.

Viva Energy to open $44m hydrogen refuelling facility for heavy vehicles at its Geelong refinery, to support 15-strong demonstration vehicle fleet.

The Victorian government will add 400 zero emissions vehicles to its own fleet, committing $15 million in its forthcoming state budget.
Fleet operators offered funding support for switch to electric models, with a new $128 million fund to support new charging infrastructure.

Tim Wilson suggests Australia is keeping pace with the rest of the world on EV uptake, but the data suggests he’s wrong.

Australia has the competitive advantage necessary to become a leading global EV maker, but it will need a supportive federal government.
Plenti will expand its offering of small loans to finance the purchase of electric vehicles, after securing $250m in debt backing from Westpac.