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EVX unveils Australian-made pole-mounted DC “fast charger” for electric cars

EVX unveils Australian-made pole-mounted DC “fast charger” for electric cars

Australian charging manufacturer EVX plans to build a new pole-mounted DC “fast charger” specifically designed for local streets.
“What happens next:” EV charging roadmap to set out priorities for next phase of electric transition

“What happens next:” EV charging roadmap to set out priorities for next phase of electric transition

Australia’s first national electric vehicle (EV) charging roadmap will detail the charging needs for passenger and heavy vehicles through to 2035.
Honda taps Ohme for smart home EV charging as $36,900 Super-One arrives

Honda taps Ohme for smart home EV charging as $36,900 Super-One arrives

Honda has partnered with Ohme to offer home EV chargers and installation to buyers of its new Super-One EV, with a full charge potentially costing less than $2.40.
“Grit in the Gears:” NRMA report on shortfalls of national EV charging network hidden from view

“Grit in the Gears:” NRMA report on shortfalls of national EV charging network hidden from view

Updated:A government-funded program for a national EV charging network has come up short. But a report explaining what went wrong remains hidden from view.
Fortescue adapts car welding robots for its 6 MW electric truck chargers, the world’s biggest

Fortescue adapts car welding robots for its 6 MW electric truck chargers, the world’s biggest

Fortescue is adapting car factory welding robots to operate the world’s most powerful electric truck chargers, delivering up to 6 MW of power at its Pilbara mines.
Reader’s question: Are two phases better than one for EV charging?

Reader’s question: Are two phases better than one for EV charging?

I have two phase power connected to my house. Could this setup be used to increase power available for EV charging?
Tesla hits global milestone of 85,000 supercharger stalls, new 24-stall site planned for Australia

Tesla hits global milestone of 85,000 supercharger stalls, new 24-stall site planned for Australia

Tesla supercharger count hits over 85,000 stalls with 9,000 sites and is expected to increase to 100,000 stalls by 2027.
Grid agency allows electric cars to send power back to the grid, but industry says the rules are still too complicated

Grid agency allows electric cars to send power back to the grid, but industry says the rules are still too complicated

Germany will allow batteries in electric cars, homes and businesses to take power from the grid and feed it back. But industry says the changes don’t go far enough.