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Lamborghini outlined a "landmark transformation" stepping towards a sustainable future, but what is behind the brand's electrification plans?
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Volvo to take first electric buses north of the Arctic Circle
Swedish-Chinese car and bus maker Volvo's electric buses will be the first to operate north of the Arctic Circle starting this northern summer.
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One in five cars made in Germany can be plugged in
Germany passes new milestone on road to clean transport: every fifth car that rolls off its production lines can be plugged in.
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“Game changer”: EV Automotive launches EC11 electric van in Brisbane
EV Automative says the new electric EC11 elivery van will be a "game-changer" in last mile logistics in Australia.
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Nexport takes order for 3,000 electric vehicles for ride sharing in Australia
Nexport, which launched a "direct-to-consumer" deal with China EV maker BYD, has made the biggest EV order to date in Australia.
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Plugged In: Politics, new charging systems, and a rush to EV subsidies
In Australia this week there was more controversy over road user chargers, some new players in the EV charging space, and a rush for the first subsidy.
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Wanted by mining giants: A 500-tonne electric haul truck that is easily charged
Mining giants BHP, Rio and Vale launch challenge to accelerate electrification of mining industry to slash emissions and make industry safer and more productive.
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Why we should use electric rather than hydrogen cars
Hydrogen cars use at least twice as much electricity per kilometre than plug in battery electric vehicles.
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Tesla drops Bitcoin as payment for EVs as carbon concerns drive home
Tesla will no longer accept payment for its electric cars using Bitcoin, citing concerns about carbon emissions associated with Bitcoin mining.
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