From here to eternity: How to balance speed and range in an EV
On our first day out of Melbourne driving towards Sydney, I finally came to grips with the question of the speed:range ratio of an EV.
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Hurry Krishna is Indian by birth, Australian by accident and a slow traveller by choice. She is an occasional travel blogger and has recently joined The Driven’s team of writers. She speaks a number of Asian languages, including English, and hopes to walk, cycle or drive her trusty Kona EV far and wide around the world. Under a different name she is a professor and has written many academic books and papers in her areas of specialist research in Media and Cultural Studies.
Kia Niro EV: Spacious family cabin with cheapest V2L on market from HMG
The rugged new Niro EV is in fact a spacious FWD that offers the most affordable option with vehicle-to-load capacity on the market.
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Porsche Taycan GTS review: Luxury daily driver and weekend track beast
A track run, a drive through the Gold Coast hinterland, and a cruisy drive around cane fields gave the perfect chance to see what the Porsche Taycan GTS can offer.
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Mercedes Vision EQXX drives 1,200km on single charge to Goodwood
Mercedes Vision EQXX drives 1,202 kilometres on a single battery charge to Goodwood Festival of Speed.
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Space and performance, or V2L and price: We compare Tesla Model Y and BYD Atto 3
The Tesla Model Y and BYD Atto 3 are both in the running to be in the top three EVs in 2022 by sales. How do they compare? Which is better value?
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The 1,880km EV journey from Lake Eyre to Mt Kosciuszko that cost just $15.50
EVs are already viable, says Adelaide engineer who rode his electric Harley Livewire from the country's biggest lake to its highest mountain.
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Tesla Model Y test drive: Higher, bigger, slower and incredibly popular
Driving the Model Y is a little like driving a Model 3 in a high chair. It is higher, bigger, slower, and will likely easily outsell its smaller sibling.
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First customer test drive of Model Y: Smooth ride, but those hideous wheels!
"First" customer to test drive the Model Y in Melbourne shares experience on social media, answering questions about size, speed and handling.
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How the Tesla Model Y shapes up against the Hyundai Ioniq 5
In some ways, the Tesla Model Y and Hyundai Ioniq 5 are remarkably similar. But the big difference is availability.
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Tesla Model Y first impressions: More space, higher ride, bigger clearance
The Model Y has landed in Australia and will appeal to those wanting a "higher ride", with more space, greater clearance and bigger storage than the Model 3.
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