Electric Cars

Dodge unveils first electrified vehicle as it says goodbye to Charger and Challenger

Dodge unveils first electrified vehicle as it says goodbye to Charger and Challenger

American automotive icon Dodge unveils Hornet plug-in hybrid and says the 2023 Charger and Challenger will be the last of their kind.
“This is about freedom of choice:” Bowen moves to break down barriers to EVs

“This is about freedom of choice:” Bowen moves to break down barriers to EVs

Labor opens path for fuel emission standards, to remove one of the biggest barriers to the uptake of electric cars in Australia.
Wait time for Tesla Model Y down to 4-8 weeks in China

Wait time for Tesla Model Y down to 4-8 weeks in China

Wait time for Tesla Model Y reduces in China, and wait list for long-range Model 3 is so long in the US Tesla has stopped taking orders.
Finance company cuts 12-month free EV charging deal with Evie Networks

Finance company cuts 12-month free EV charging deal with Evie Networks

Drivers who finance an EV with Pepper Money to get tasty sweetener in form of free charging with Evie Networks.
BYD Atto 3 deliveries commence next week. Where are they going?

BYD Atto 3 deliveries commence next week. Where are they going?

First deliveries of the BYD Atto 3 will commence next week, ending six months of anticipation for a growing number of electric vehicle enthusiasts.
Updated MG ZS EV about to arrive at Australian  dealers

Updated MG ZS EV about to arrive at Australian dealers

Dealers confirm that updated MG ZS EVs are in the country and will be available as demos over the coming weeks. 
Hyundai reportedly set to launch two low-cost electric cars in Europe

Hyundai reportedly set to launch two low-cost electric cars in Europe

Hyundai is stepping closer to offering two compact EVs in Europe for less than €20,000, reports say.
To subsidise, or not to subsidise, electric vehicles – that is the question

To subsidise, or not to subsidise, electric vehicles – that is the question

In a supply constrained market, is there a better way than subsidies to bring electric vehicles down the cost curve for Australian citizens?