Volkswagen expects e-mobility boost after pandemic
Volkswagen does not expect the pandemic to slow the introduction of its flagship e-car model ID.3.
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Nissan Ariya spells end of the road for electric vehicle charging “plug war”
The new Nissan Ariya EV will come with CCS charging port, signalling the end of CHAdeMO and the end of the so-called EV charging plug war.
Mini Cooper SE electric hatch officially launched in Australia – we drive it
The electric hatch is being plugged as perfect for city dwellers and it has just arrived in Australia. So how does it drive?
Biden lays out cash-for-clunkers policy in presidential bid
Presidential hopeful Joe Biden lays out $US 2 trillion climate and energy package which includes reinstating full federal EV tax incentive and giving US drivers cash for their old fossil-fuelled clunkers.
Hyundai hits 100,000 mark for Kona Electric sales
South Korean car maker Hyundai announces it has sold more than 100,000 Kona pure Electric crossovers.
Why Model Y in Australia could be cheaper than Model 3, but probably won’t
On current exchange rates, the upcoming Tesla Model Y could be cheaper than the sticker price for the equivalent Model 3. But there's some reasons why it won't.
Volkswagen and Bosch CEOs clash over future of hydrogen in cars
Volkswagen and Bosch at odds over use of hydrogen in mobility, with world's largest car maker clinging to a "dogma" of electric cars.
General Motors aims for 5 million electric vehicle sales by 2030
Wood Mackenzie report suggests General Motors electric vehicle sales will skyrocket, from less than 1 million by 2026 to 5 million by 2030.
Got an EV but no solar? Ergon and Energex in Queensland want YOU!
Ergon Network/Energex research program calls for more EV owners to take part – preferably those WITHOUT a solar PV system and living in a regional area.
Evie to install ultra-rapid charging stations at Puma Energy truck stops
Puma Energy truck stop outside Townsville, Queensland, site of first Evie Networks ultra-rapid EV charger under new deal between the two companies.