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Leasing and salary packages driving sharp uptake in Australian EV sales
Leasing companies say changes to tax rules have driven huge interest in EVs, with the increase in sales pushing the local market into a tipping point towards electric.
Australian hospital group and golf club ban EV charging because of fire risks
Updated: Major hospital group bans EV charging in its car parks due to fire risks, and a golf club to dismantle its EV chargers down after a club house fire blamed on golf buggy batteries.
Australian fossil car drivers ditch road trips, consider electric, as fuel costs soar
Most Australian motorists are driving less, ditching road trips and considering switching to an electric car to avoid rising fuel costs, according to new research.
Norway begins long farewell to fossil cars, and Australia still has a lot to learn
Norway’s ban on fossil cars will take effect in a little more than a year. How long will it take to reach a 100% battery electric vehicle fleet? And what can Australia learn from Norway’s journey.
World’s 280 million electric bikes and mopeds slashing oil demand far more than electric cars
The electric transport revolution is a great chance to rethink how we move through our cities – and whether we even need a car at all.
Why Australia should copy the Norwegian model for rapid EV adoption
Norway’s main EV association is effective because it is consumer based, has no vested interests and is an effective voice to government.
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