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Beyond the early adopters: The next wave of battery electric passenger car adoption is going global
Some of the fastest uptakes of electric vehicles is happening well outside the more established automotive markets.Readers’ questions: Are electric cars useful? Is Tesla still the market leader?
I recently received some questions from a group of Year 6 students doing a project on EVs. They make a great starting point for people coming to electric cars for the first time.
Chery Q test drive: A low cost, spacious and fun electric hatch to add to growing number of small, affordable EVs
We drove Chery’s affordable electric hatch in China and were surprised at the fun factor and space on offer for what is expected to be a low price.
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Australia’s second-hand EV market is starting to hit its straps
Australia’s cumulative EV sales have reached around 525,000 – almost all of which have hit the road since 2021. It’s a strong base for a second hand EV market.
Tesla abandons Cybertruck plans for Australia, nearly seven years after deposits taken
Tesla has abandoned plans to sell the controversial Cybertruck in Australia, and promised to return deposits taken, as Musk courts new controversy in the US.
World’s largest battery electric ship starts ferrying passengers – and “it all started in Tasmania”
The world’s largest battery-electric ship, a 130-metre vessel made in Australian by Incat Tasmania, has officially started ferrying passengers between Argentina and Uruguay.
Power tool supplier signs deal for 130 Škoda EVs in one of the biggest electric fleet deals in Australia
Major supplier of power tools to the Australian construction industry to take delivery of 130 Škoda Enyaq Sportline SUVs over the next three years.
“We know V2G works:” Biggest commercial vehicle-to-grid trial to test revenue lines for government EV fleet
A multimillion-dollar trial of up to 130 electric vehicles will test whether their batteries can ease pressure on the grid and earn money while they are parked.
Plug-in hybrids emit almost as much CO2 as petrol and diesel cars, report finds
The real-world emissions from plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) is only 14 per cent less than those of conventional internal combustion engine cars.
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