Press Release

A new podcast hosted by Jeff Sykes and Dan Carson is attempting to bring some of those behind-the-scenes efforts around EV charging to the surface.

Micro-Star International Co., Ltd. (MSI) has officially entered the Australian electric vehicle (EV) market to bridge the gap between EV adoption and charging infrastructure.

The increasing demand for EV infrastructure has created a highly competitive market for EV charging systems.

Due to the sheer size of Australia, and the distance between major cities, the need for using transport services has become vital for relocating or moving items interstate, particularly when time is of the essence.

Over 70 EVs have already registered for the EV Experience event this Sunday 26th September at Cleveland Showgrounds, Brisbane. 

There is still significant potential for more charging infrastructure, with the growing need, presenting a compelling business case for charging stations as a new revenue stream.

The partnership comes as Carbar plans to ramp up its Electric Vehicle (EV) footprint, aiming to increase the proportion of EVs in its fleet from 5 per cent to 25 per cent over the next few years.

Researchers from Monash Business School and Griffith University are encouraging the Australian Government to review taxation law to support the affordability of electric vehicles and charging infrastructure.

Kona Electric has taken top honours in the Good Design Awards Automotive and Transport product category.