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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
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.
Petrol retailing giant Ampol buys one of Australia’s biggest EV charging networks for $225 million
Petrol giant Ampol has announced a major strategic shift, buying one of the biggest EV charging network operators as electric car sales surge across the country.
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Chinese EV giants Geely and Nio strike major deal on battery swapping and charging technologies
Geely and Nio have struck a major deal that provides both companies with access to their unique battery swapping and EV charging technologies.
Cables severed at 28 Tesla Supercharger bays in biggest attack yet on EV charging sites
Vandals cut off cables of 28 Tesla Supercharging bays in central Victoria in a weekend attack that appears to be the biggest of its type to date.
EV charging company to invest $30 million in expanding its Australian network, including 600 new fast chargers
Exploren to add hundreds of chargers as EV uptake soars, increasing demand on existing networks nationwide.
Porsche quietly unveils wireless EV charging
Porsche has quietly rolled out wireless charging for its electric vehicles that the company says will help to simplify everyday life for EV drivers.
Regulator proposes “imperfect” rule change to give networks key role in bid to add 14,000 EV charging points
Rule maker gives key role to networks in bid to fill regional blackspots for EV chargers and city kerbsides, but will have to offer first dibs to private operators.
