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New potential base price for the China-made Tesla Model 3 could be as low as $57,000 in Australia.
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Australia should be charging out of the blocks with electric buses
ACT plan to replace 90 combustion buses with electric buses over next four years is not just key step towards decarbonisation, it is good public policy.
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Tesla’s Model 3 electric sedan is getting some serious feature updates
The Tesla Model 3 set to get some major upgrades, including chrome delete as standard, Model Y octovalve, and an electronic tailgate.
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Tesla Model 3 for Australia will be “made in China”, but will price come down?
Sources say Tesla will ship China-made Model 3 to right hand drive markets including Australia, but what does this mean for future prices?
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A quarter of new cars in Europe will be fully electric by 2025, study says
One in four cars produced in Europe in 2025 will be fully electric, a study by the Chemnitz Automotive Institute (CATI) has predicted.
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South Australia wants to use EVs as mobile batteries and “solar sponge”
South Australia Liberal government to develop plan to use electric vehicles as "batteries on wheels" and use charging as a "solar sponge" during the day.
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Volvo inks deal with Batteryloop to repurpose electric bus batteries
Volvo and Stena Recycling subsidiary Batteryloop ink global deal to repurpose batteries from electric buses.
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Magnis takes next step towards “six-minute” electric vehicle battery
Magnis Energy Technologies takes next step towards commercialising EV battery it says can recharge to 85% in six minutes.
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The race is on: VW says it can catch up to Tesla in three years, maybe sooner
Volkswagen can catch up to Tesla within three years or sooner says Bernd Osterloh, the head of Volkswagen Work Council.
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Tesla’s Giga Berlin electric vehicle factory plans are massive
Tesla could end up hiring four times the staff currently employed at Fremont for Giga Berlin, with eight Giga Presses planned to make Model Y.
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