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Volvo adds pure electric C40 Recharge car to zero-emissions line-up, and will only sell it online.
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“Slightly better”: How Tesla Model 3 made in Shanghai shapes up to Fremont-made car
Side-by-side comparison of China and US Model 3s is the Shanghai-made vehicle is "slightly better".
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Software billionaire urges Australia to follow Norway’s lead and switch to electric ferries
Software billionaire urges Australia - and Sydney Harbour - to follow Norway after the launch of one of the world's largest all-electric ferries.
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Origin to offer fully-electric car fleets to business as it seeks a ride on energy transition
Origin will start offering business customers a fully-electric vehicle fleet service complete with charging infrastructure and carbon offsets.
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Australia’s EV market barely grew in 2020, thanks to ‘hostile’ policies
Electric vehicles sales were less than 1 per cent of total car sales in 2020 and into 2021. The EV industry blames Australia's 'uniquely hostile' EV policies.
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Coffs Harbour trial to test viability of electric buses in regional areas
Busways launches three-week trial of Yutong E12 electric bus to run on all Coffs Harbour routes to test it in a regional environment.
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“No future” for ICE: Volvo will sell only pure electric cars by 2030
Swedish-Chinese carmaker Volvo joins growing number of carmakers to embrace all-electric transition, announcing that it will sell only fully-electric cars by 2030.
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Side-by-side with Brabham, electric bus company Bustech fills in post-Holden era
South Australian group behind the Brabham BT62 supercar is positioning itself to become a major producer of electric buses for the emerging Australian market.
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Toyota says hydrogen fuel cell module can power trucks, buses, trains – and ships
Japanese auto giant unveils fuel cell system module it claims can be easily adapted to a variety of products including trucks, trains, ships, and stationary generators.
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Tesla dropped Model 3 price by a huge 24% in Japan. Why?
What is behind Tesla's massive Model 3 price drop in Japan? And why hasn't it been replicated in other markets?
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