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Explainer: How to cross the Nullarbor in an electric car
Driving in an EV is not the quickest way to cross the Nullarbor, but if you’re going to do it, here are some tips.
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Legacy auto is facing a Tesla tidal wave in Western Australia
The lack of charging infrastructure will prove a big handicap as traditional car makers try to challenge Tesla’s dominance in the W.A. market.
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Who is responsible for Tesla destination chargers?
Tesla’s sales are on the rise, but some owners do not understand who is responsible for Tesla Destination chargers.
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Why 450km of electric vehicle range is enough in Australia
Carefully placed DC fast chargers are a far better use of materials, labour and finances than millions of EVs full of oversized battery packs.
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Why you should go out and “ruin” your weekend in an EV
“I ruined the weekend” is a Facebook group supported by EV owners thoroughly sickened by the continual fear campaign aimed at electric vehicles.
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Charging speed and efficiency comparison between Model 3 US and China builds
We tested the charging rates and efficiency of a China built Tesla Model 3 SR+, and a US built one. Here are the results.
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Don’t let the electric vehicle destroyers grind you down
The majority of EV drivers are disappointed this new EV tax has been brought in so early in a country with almost no incentives.
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Why are there no off-grid electric vehicle charging stations?
Why is off-grid EV charging is not being built? The answer is more to do with demand than the technology.
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How to deal with ICEholes: Don’t lose your cool!
When an EV charging spot is blocked it is frustrating. How can EV drivers remember not to lose their cool when dealing with “ICEholes”?
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A guide to Tesla destination charger etiquette
For many smaller regional businesses that have installed EV chargers, often at unreasonable installation costs, some ethical behaviour is required from EV owners.