
Think beyond the pump. The election choice isn’t just about a temporary 25-cent discount on fuel excise. It’s about whether you want to pocket $312 or unlock tens of thousands in savings with an EV.

With the WA EV Network marking it’s halfway milestone, I couldn’t resist recreating the Perth to Hyden road trip that christened the family’s Model 3 four years ago.

Geraldton and Northampton are the first two of 49 sites to be commissioned in WA’s EV charging network.

As petrol and diesel prices at the pump rise to astronomic levels, there’s a surge in interest in EVs. Will an EV make economic sense if fuel prices drop?

A Model 3 could already be considerably cheaper to own than an average Australian car. Is it true, and how?

Many new EV owners have misunderstood the main purpose of ultra-rapid DC chargers and are in fact wasting a lot of their time. Here’s how.