Electric Cars

Hyundai Ioniq 5 gets Popular Science award for vehicle-to-load technology

Hyundai Ioniq 5 gets Popular Science award for vehicle-to-load technology

Hyundai Ioniq 5 adds another accolade to its trophy cabinet, this time from Popular Science for its ability to act as a “power station on wheels.”
First fully electric Dodge due in 2024 as muscle car brand ends ICE models

First fully electric Dodge due in 2024 as muscle car brand ends ICE models

American muscle car brand Dodge lays out funeral arrangements for its traditional ICE models and says its first EV will hit the road in 2024.
It’s like driving the future: My brand spanking new red Tesla Model 3

It’s like driving the future: My brand spanking new red Tesla Model 3

After five Subaru cars, Queensland driver Sally Hardy has switched to electric, and after the first week is very happy.
Volvo poised to add lower cost single-motor XC40 Recharge to Australia

Volvo poised to add lower cost single-motor XC40 Recharge to Australia

Volvo is reportedly planning to bring a more affordable single-motor version of the 2023 XC40 Recharge in the third quarter of 2022.
Orders for Polestar 2 open in Australia ahead of February deliveries

Orders for Polestar 2 open in Australia ahead of February deliveries

Polestar Australia prepares to open the order books for its Polestar 2 electric fastback, heralding its first foray into the local EV market.
GM Hummer “first edition” electric ute deliveries to start in December

GM Hummer “first edition” electric ute deliveries to start in December

Deliveries of the Hummer EV Edition 1 – the limited edition all-electric pickup truck/utility vehicle – will begin in December.
Nissan teases electric ute and solid state batteries in new 2030 EV targets

Nissan teases electric ute and solid state batteries in new 2030 EV targets

Nissan plans 15 new pure electric cars that could include an all-electric ute, an electric sportscar and crossover, and a lifestyle-oriented people mover.
Tesla Model 3 costs $14,000 less to own than average petrol car

Tesla Model 3 costs $14,000 less to own than average petrol car

A Model 3 could already be considerably cheaper to own than an average Australian car. Is it true, and how?