How Volvo crossed the Valley of Death in transition to all electric cars
Volvo Cars has crossed the manufacturing ‘Valley of Death’ and is now building profitable EVs, showing other legacy car makers how it can be done.
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Is an electric bike right for you? Here’s what to consider before you buy
Is an electric bike right for you? We discuss the pros and cons, to help you decide.
First Xpeng G6s electric SUVs spotted in the wild in Australia
A pair of Xpeng's upcoming G6 electric SUVs have been spotted testing in the wild.
Polestar begins deliveries of its high end Polestar 3 electric SUV
Deliveries of the first high end Polestar 3 electric SUV have begun, with the first Australian customers to receive their EVs later this year.
BHP rejects hydrogen and hybrids, will go straight to electric for giant haul trucks
BHP would go "straight to a battery electric truck" as a diesel replacement for its massive haul trucks in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
Hydrogen truck pioneer to quit Australia as it retreats to home base in US
Hydrogen fuel cell truck specialist Hyzon plans to quit Australia, and other international markets, as it retreats to its home base to work through its financial problems
BYD Seal lays down challenge to Model 3, but it is more likely to be a Camry killer
Seal has been the first BEV for some time where people stopped me in the street to ask questions and comment on how they liked its looks.
Low cost EVs: Is the BYD Dolphin any good for long road trips?
We have travelled this road many times in our Tesla Model Y, and looked forward to a comparison with the BYD Dolphin, one of Australia's lowest cost EV offerings.
What’s the real risk from electric vehicles in apartments?
The real risk to existing apartment buildings from EV charging isn’t fire. It’s that pretty soon, failure to support EV charging for residents will damage property values and rental returns.
Hybrid cars are having a moment – even though they’re dirtier than we think
Jump in hybrid sales is concerning. They are cleaner than traditional petrol and diesel cars, but they still burn fossil fuels and produce more emissions than their manufacturers claim.