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Polestar to roll out three new models as it prepares $27 billion stock listing
Polestar – owned by Geely and individuals such as Leonardo di Caprio – plans $27 billion listing and confirms three new EV models in coming years.
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Volvo electric cars to go leather-free in new era of conscious design
By 2030, Volvo cars will not only be fully electric but also leather-free, in a new animal welfare commitment from the car company.
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September 22 is world car free day, so what’s happening in Australia?
It’s not enough to switch from fossil fuel vehicles to EVs. The world also needs to encourage fewer car trips and more sustainable transport.
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UK funds initiatives to charge electric boats using offshore wind
Offshore wind turbines could provide renewable electricity directly to electric boats and marine vessels in demonstration projects funded by UK.
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Tesla Model Y gets all clear on design from Australian regulators
Model Y gets approval from infrastructure department, paving way for the electric crossover to be sold in Australia.
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Harley-Davidson launches special edition, vintage-looking electric bicycle
Harley-Davidson’s e-bicycle brand Serial 1 releases limited edition design inspired by the look of a vintage motorcycle. It has already sold out.
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Car companies ramp up sales of high emission vehicles before “ute tax” kicks in
Car companies hoping to sell thousands of high-emissions utes before New Zealand’s clean car scheme comes into effect in 2022.
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Stoked! Kia creates the ultimate electric surfer vehicle from prototype Soul EV
Kia has created the ultimate one-off electric surfer’s model based around the Soul EV for the Boardmasters surfing and music festival.
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Ausgrid and Jolt open first of 500 “free” EV charging sites in Sydney’s north
Ausgrid and Jolt open the first of 500 planned free charging stations in Sydney’s north.
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Mercedes-Benz unveils six new models as it accelerates towards “electric only” vision
Mercedes-Benz unveils six new electric models and concept cars as it gets serious about accelerating the transition from “electric first” to “electric only”.