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Pierre-Louis Ragon

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One day, your electric car could be one big carbon fibre battery
Swedish study finds carbon fibre could be used as a battery electrode – with game-changing implications for EV makers.
Bridie Schmidt

Oct 24, 2018

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FAQs

For solar homes, full battery EVs smarter than extending range of plug-in hybrids
If you want to charge your EV with solar, a full battery model makes better sense than trying to extend range of hybrid plug in.
Bryce Gaton

Oct 24, 2018

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EV News

Dyson will make EVs at Singapore factory to be built by 2020
Electric appliance giant Dyson says it will build a new electric car factory in Singapore, with a view to starting production by 2020.
Bridie Schmidt

Oct 24, 2018

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EV News

Australia ‘EV highway’ still worlds behind Electrify America expansion
A combined effort to build Australia’s first nation-wide electric vehicle fast-charging is great news, but recent progress in the US shows we still have a long way to go.
Bridie Schmidt

Oct 23, 2018

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EV News

Tesla delivers surprise with mid-range Model 3, but Australia still has to wait
Tesla takes another step towards an “affordable” EV with the surprise release of a mid-range version of the Model 3.
Bridie Schmidt

Oct 23, 2018

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EV News

Porsche adds Taycan Cross Turismo to EV sportscar range
German luxury sports carmaker confirms that the Mission E Cross Turismo will begin production at its Zuffenhausen factory.
Bridie Schmidt

Oct 22, 2018

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EV News

ACT urges local governments to join bulk-buy for electric vehicle fleets
The ACT – already Australia’s most welcoming territory for electric vehicles – is launching an electric vehicle bulk-buy program aimed at turning government fleets totally electric.
Tony Bosworth

Oct 22, 2018

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Road Trips

What’s all the noise about silent electric vehicles?
There’s a lot of noise about the lack of it in EVs. There’s a smart way of dealing with this, so let’s not feed the luddites.
Nigel Morris

Oct 22, 2018

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EV News

Tasmania’s first 50kW EV charger installed in Launceston
Tasmania to get its first public DC fast charger, installed in Launceston by Brisbane-based Tritium.
Bridie Schmidt

Oct 22, 2018

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EV News

Car clubs, ARENA get behind solar-powered ultra-fast EV charging network
Automobile clubs and ARENA join forces to help fund first nation-wide public EV ultra-fast charging network, powered by renewable energy.
Bridie Schmidt

Oct 22, 2018

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FAQs

V2G: What’s the state of play with vehicle-to-grid, vehicle-to-home technology?
Electric vehicle to grid, and to home, hold a lot of promise for the world’s rapidly transforming electricity grids, but they’re not quite there yet. And there are many reasons for this.
Bryce Gaton

Oct 19, 2018

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EV News

EV Council calls for electric car sales target, ‘clear leadership’
Australia’s Electric Vehicle Council and Environment Victoria call for a sales target for electric and plug-in hybrid cars, in wake of report on future mobility from Infrastructure Victoria.
Bridie Schmidt

Oct 19, 2018

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