Tesla sales stagnate in Norway despite arrival of new Model Y, and surging EV market
The refreshed Model Y has begun sales in Norway, the world's leading electric vehicle market. Did it make a difference?
Smart charging company introduces multi-car charging function in Australia
New entrant into Australia's smart charging market launches MultiCar function allows users to charge more than one electric vehicle (EV).
Volkswagen offers free EV charger and installation for some ID.4 and ID.5 customers
Volkswagen is offering a free home EV charger and standard installation for the first 500 customers to purchase a 2025 ID.4 Pro or 2025 ID.5 GTX in Australia.
Why the Tesla backlash could help electric cars finally go mainstream
Elon Musk marketed EVs to wealthy early-adopter men – but in the long run, more diverse messaging will help the industry.
Nissan unveils new SUV-style Leaf bound for Australia in 2026
Nissan has unveiled the third generation of its groundbreaking all-electric Leaf, ahead of a full launch in the middle of the year, and heading to Australian shores in 2026.
BYD launches first electric off-roader, with drone launch pad, at surprisingly low price
BYD launches new off-road model, its first fully electric model that's aimed at family adventure SUV market. It even has a launch pad for drones.
MG to unveil new low cost S5 EV along with two new electric luxury cars
MG to unveil new affordable MGS5 EV, a successor to the popular MG ZS EV and the MG4, at the upcoming Melbourne Motor Show next weekend.
Zeekr announces world first 1,200 kW ultra-fast charger, trumping BYD’s megawatt milestone
Zeekr announces a new benchmark in ultra-fast-charging with its upcoming 1,200 kW charging stations.
Australia’s most advanced wind and solar state orders 60 electric buses in first big move on transport
It may surprise you to know that the state that leads the world in the uptake of wind and solar has just a single electric bus in its 1,000 bus fleet. That is about to change.
Electric vehicles are not going to blow up the grid, Australia’s biggest network says
Head of Australia's biggest electricity network says EV won't blow up the grid, but the country needs more chargers because the ratio per EV on the road is going the wrong way.