Electric Cars

Ioniq 5 cleans up Car of the Year awards as electrics steal the show

Ioniq 5 cleans up Car of the Year awards as electrics steal the show

New electric cars such as the Ioniq 5, the ID.3 and the Fiat 500 beat out fossil fuel rivals to win key car of the year awards in UK.
Why Tesla has reduced the electric driving range on its website

Why Tesla has reduced the electric driving range on its website

Tesla has reduced the advertised driving range of all its vehicles on its Australian website – but for a very good reason.
Porsche recalls 43,000 electric Taycans due to power loss issue

Porsche recalls 43,000 electric Taycans due to power loss issue

Porsche confirms that 43,000 electric Taycans will be recalled due to issues that cause sudden loss of power.
“Like a Scandi living room:” Volvo reveals all-electric manifesto

“Like a Scandi living room:” Volvo reveals all-electric manifesto

Swedish automotive giant unveils “manifesto” for next generation of all-electric Volvos, previews the company’s move towards 100% EVs by 2030.
“Better than Tesla”: New Mercedes electric EQS ranked “best EV in world”

“Better than Tesla”: New Mercedes electric EQS ranked “best EV in world”

New Mercedes EQS, due to arrive in Australia later this year or early 2022, ranked best in the world by German auto magazine.
Electric car sales take off in Australia, with Tesla leading the way

Electric car sales take off in Australia, with Tesla leading the way

Electric car sales are beginning to take off in Australia, with more than 6,000 sold in the first half of 2021 – a doubling of 2020’s entire sales.
Tesla sets new record with 200,000 electric cars delivered in a quarter

Tesla sets new record with 200,000 electric cars delivered in a quarter

Tesla announces new quarterly production and delivery record, more than double its efforts for the same period last year.
“Impossible:” Tesla Model S does 400,000km on one set of brake pads

“Impossible:” Tesla Model S does 400,000km on one set of brake pads

Watching “Dirty Money” inspired this man to buy a Tesla. Three years later he has driven more than 400,000km on a single set of brake pads, and a single battery.