How climate-friendly is an electric car? It all comes down to where you live
Where you live can make a huge difference to how climate-friendly your car is.
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Our electric car expert Bryce Gaton answers questions about electric vehicles, EV charging, batteries, infrastructure and more.
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Want to dodge high fuel prices with an e-scooter or e-bike? 5 crucial questions answered
Common questions that arise when people consider becoming an e-bike or e-scooter rider answered.
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When will I be able to buy an electric 4WD in Australia?
Electric utes and 4WDs are coming, but how soon they will make it to our shores is the million-dollar question.
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The top ten electric vehicle myths that need to be debunked
It is amazing how persistent some EV Urban Myths are - on range, batteries, towing, fires, emissions and the grid. I've chosen the 10 worst to debunk.
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Range anxiety? Nine electric car hacks you need to know
Here are nine ways to manage your battery charge status and alleviate range anxiety.
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Where can I charge my EV? Just about anywhere!
The electric car charging ecosystem is a complex web with lots of options, cheap prices (or free) for slow charging and reasonable prices for fast charging.
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Who needs a Cybertruck? Most EVs are good to go to hardware store
How do I get 2.4 metre lengths of wood home from Bunnings in my Tesla Model 3?
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How much does it cost to service an electric car? It’s a great debate
ICE engines are marvels of modern engineering. They are just out date, out of time and will keep you out of pocket.
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Running on beer cans – the low operating costs of an electric car
I earn more money a week from returning old beer cans than it costs to charge my electric car. Even lawnmowers cost more.
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The Australian Early Adopter’s guide to the electric vehicle transition
The Australia EV market is about to evolve from "innovators" to "early adopters". So it's about time to update our guide to electric vehicles.
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