BYD’s newest lightweight EV reaches showrooms, prices expected from $A22,000
BYD's next affordable EV reaches dealers with prices expected to start at under $A22,000.
BYD Seagull first drive: A value-packed $A16,000 EV that Australia desperately needs
After test driving this electric hatchback in China, it is clear to me that the BYD Seagull is a low-priced small EV that Australia needs.
“Some charging stations are reaching capacity:” Tasmania to fund more EV charging hubs
Tasmania provides funding for another 11 EV charging stations, as part of its current network is approaching capacity, or will get there in the near future.
Bezos-backed $US20,000 electric ute attracts more than 100,000 reservations
A newly launched low cost, no frills ute launched by the Bezos-backed Slate has claimed 100,000 reservations in just two weeks.
NSW to allow electric scooters, with limits, to help displace car trips
NSW government to allow e-scooters, with speed and road limits, arguing that they will displace car trips and connect to public transport.
Tesla sales slump in China in April even as overall EV sales remain high
Tesla sales fell in China in April, continuing a spiralling downward global trend to drop by over 8 per cent from a year earlier, and by 61 per cent from the previous month.
Australians don’t drive much, so why all the fuss about public EV chargers?
Busting the myth that the lack public charging is an impediment to most people owning and driving an EV is an urgent priority for our industry.
Toolkit launched to help councils drive EV adoption, and manage charging stations
A toolkit has been launched to help local councils as they transition to electric vehicles and support EV uptake in their communities.
Ford slashes up to $12,000 off price of Mustang Mach-E electric SUV
Ford is slashing the prices of its first and only electric car in the Australian market, the Mustang Mach-E electric SUV.
How Tesla surrendered its dominance of Australia’s EV market
Tesla used to account for two thirds of Australian new EV sales, and more than 50 per cent as recently as late last year. Last month it fell to 8 per cent. What's going on?