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Sophie is editor of One Step Off The Grid and deputy editor of its sister site, Renew Economy. Sophie has been writing about clean energy for more than a decade.

Mitsubishi claims Australia V2G first with installation of bi-directional chargers

Mitsubishi switches on bi-directional EV charging facilities at its head office in Adelaide that can both charge an EV, and send electricity from an EV back to the grid.

BYD Charging Bathurst Ludicrous Feed February 2023

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BYD Atto 3 charges up at a Tesla Supercharger in Australia

Non-Tesla EVs can charge at some Tesla Superchargers so what does it take for a BYD Atto 3 to charge at a Tesla supercharger in Australia?

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Tesla community is divided over open Superchargers: Here’s why it is a good move

The Tesla community appears divided over the opening up of the Supercharging network. Here's why everyone should be pleased.

Tesla Charger NSW Open Non-Tesla Hollydene

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Tesla opens its first Australian Superchargers to non-Tesla EVs, at a hefty price

Tesla has finally opened Australia's most reliable fast-charging network to thousands of non-Tesla drivers today, starting with the first five sites in NSW.

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NRMA offers mobile battery packs to help EV drivers who run out of charge

NRMA has equipped two patrol cars with mobile battery packs to help out increasing number of EV drivers calling with flat battery.

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Volkswagen will install 25,000 EV fast chargers in 2023, none in Australia

Volkswagen will install 25,000 DC fast chargers in 2023 with no site pencilled for Australia.

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EV fast charging: You can change the technology, but you can’t change the people

The EV charging bottlenecks over the peak holiday periods were predominantly a human issue, rather than an EV issue.

The Hyundai Kona Electric has a 64kWh battery and 480km range. Credit: Bridie Schmidt

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“Sorry, I went ballooning:” It’s high time charging networks cracked down on EV squatters

Updated: An EV owner who left his car plugged in to a fast charging bay while he went on a hot air balloon trip highlights the need for time limits, or idle fees.

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Oil giant unveils Europe’s first public charging corridor for electric trucks

BP unveils Europe’s first public charging corridor for electric trucks, which has been built along a major logistics route in Germany.

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Global spending on EV chargers to cross $US100 bn, set to double in only three years

Global investment in electric vehicle (EV) chargers is expected to cross the $US100 billion mark this year.

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