Utility launches Canberra’s biggest “mixed-use” EV charging hub
Utility ActewAGL has launched what it claims is the capital's largest mixed-use electric vehicle charging hub, located near Turner Parklands.
AAP Factcheck: Claims UK will reduce car fuel tanks to make EVs competitive is nonsense
A fake British government media release outlining a new policy on reducing the capacity of car fuel tanks is spreading online.
BYD launches a bigger Seagull in Europe, calls it Surf, releases pricing and specs
BYD's cheapest best-seller EV launched in Europe, along with a new name, bigger footprint and price.
New Tesla Model Y Performance spied in Germany ahead of official unveil
Tesla's fastest Australian-bound SUV spied, testing in Germany ahead of imminent launch.
Fleet of five ID. Buzz Cargo electric vans arrive at Australian elevator group
Fleet of five ID. Buzz Cargo electric vans have been delivered to Schindler Lifts Australia, part of that company's goal to have 15 per cent of its vehicle fleet fully electric.
Volvo unveils new long-distance electric truck with 600km range and quick charging
Volvo Trucks unveils a new long-distance electric truck which boasts up to 600 kilometres of range and batteries that can be charged in just 40 minutes.
The EV kerbside charger showdown: Why this fight is coming to your street
A network wants to roll out a 100 kerbside EV chargers mounted on power poles. Charger companies hate the idea. So what's behind this fight between the private sector and a regulated monopoly? We find out.
Last diesel bus to be made in Australian state leaves production line, all electric from now
The last diesel bus to ever be manufactured in Western Australia has left the production line, with the state government promising to build only fully electric buses and ferries from now on.
MG S5 test drive: A refined electric SUV with industry-leading warranty
We had an initial test drive of MG's new MGS5 EV, and decided it could turn out to be the brand's best selling EV so far in Australia.
Musk says he will stay at Tesla, wonders why EV customers would care about his politics
Elon Musk says he will stay as Tesla CEO for at least another five years, and wonders why anyone would care about the political views of a CEO when buying a car.