Tritium wins contract to supply fast chargers for Hawaii
Tritium lands fast charger contract in Hawaii, becoming first company to secure an order through the new US National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program.
What does “well behaved” EV charging look like?
There's nothing to fear from the electrification of Australia's fleet. And we could also save $50 billion a year on petrol and diesel.
ACT reaches electric vehicle milestone and launches EV cost comparison tool
ACT launches an online price comparison tool for EVs as it reaches a major milestone in electric car sales.
“Not a science experiment:” BYD Seal spotted again as new model testing continues
BYD Seal spotted with rear tail-light bar as upcoming model testing continues in Australia.
Nio to launch its sleek ET5 electric sedan in right-hand-drive market
Nio's international expansion continues as it prepares to launch its first sedan ET5 in a right-hand-drive market.
Tesla now shipping Model Ys to Australia with new two major features
New Australian Model Y customers to receive new features at delivery that are functional and entertaining.
Chinese automaker unveils futuristic flying EV
Chinese automaker Guangzhou Automobile Group unveils a flying electric vehicle concept which is capable of both ground and air travel.
Who should own EV charging stations – and who should not?
Who should develop, own and operate public EV charging networks? New study asks the question – and finds the answer is probably not monopoly utilities.
Evie jacks up EV charging prices due to rising cost of energy
Evie jacks up prices of EV fast and ultra rapid charging in response to rising electricity prices.
Fiat unveils its first electric SUV, the 600e with 400kms of driving range
Stellantis unveils electric SUV with driving range of up to 400km and an overseas price starting from an equivalent of $A60,000.