Electric Cars

Jaguar to go all electric from 2025, Land Rover to follow

Jaguar to go all electric from 2025, Land Rover to follow

Jaguar to make only electric cars from 2025, and will also produce an EV version of all Land Rover models as it undertakes a major shift to net-zero operations.
General Motors unveils cheaper Bolt electric car and larger utility version

General Motors unveils cheaper Bolt electric car and larger utility version

US auto giant General Motors unveils refreshed, and less expensive, Bolt EV as well as newer, bigger version of the electric Bolt.
New sighting of Hyundai Ioniq 5 testing at Tritium Brisbane headquarters

New sighting of Hyundai Ioniq 5 testing at Tritium Brisbane headquarters

New images of Hyundai Ioniq 5 show it charging at a 75kW EV charger at Tritium’s headquarters in Brisbane.
Mercedes-Benz adds all electric compact SUV to Australian line up

Mercedes-Benz adds all electric compact SUV to Australian line up

Mercedes-Benz adds all-electric EQA compact SUV to Australian line-up to join EQS which was introduced in late 2019.
BYD electric cars to be on sale in Australia from 2022

BYD electric cars to be on sale in Australia from 2022

Major deal inked between Chinese auto giant BYD and Nexport to import BYD electric cars to Australia from 2022.
Volkswagen ID.4 electric SUV “communicates with light”

Volkswagen ID.4 electric SUV “communicates with light”

Volkswagen talks up the features of the new ID.4 as it prepares to release the all-electric compact SUV in the US, with Australia to follow.
Toyota to unveil two electric cars and autonomous mobility services

Toyota to unveil two electric cars and autonomous mobility services

Toyota to unveil two all-electric cars for US sale by 2022, and aims to offer autonomous mobility services within two to three years.
Tesla to sell Model 2 to global market, could be ready this year

Tesla to sell Model 2 to global market, could be ready this year

Tesla may sell an electric “Model 2” hatchback on the global market this year, but first must face regulatory battles in China.