Victoria to boost EV charger installations with training pilot program
Victorian government commits nearly $1 million in pilot program to provide electricians with training to increase the number of EV charging station installers.
Stark Varg: The electric motorcycle unicorn rises
"Game changing" is the only way to describe the Stark Varg: it is the very latest, highest specification all electric dirt bike the world has seen yet.
Electric conversions: Mini Recharged EV electrifies famous 1998 Paul Smith edition
Renowned British fashion returns to collaborate with iconic British automotive marque to electrify the 1998 MINI Paul Smith Edition and make Mini Recharged.
Tesla Model Y first impressions: More space, higher ride, bigger clearance
The Model Y has landed in Australia and will appeal to those wanting a "higher ride", with more space, greater clearance and bigger storage than the Model 3.
Tesla Model Y generates huge interest in Australia as wait times already pushed back
One customer put in his order while still holding the new born. Thousands flocked to show rooms for the Model Y, and the wait time for deliveries is already out to eight months.
“More range, less battery:” Lightyear launches world first solar car
Dutch EV maker officially launches world's first production-ready solar car, the Lightyear 0, which can "run for months" without need to plug in.
Evos marks “milestone” install of Australian made EV charger, gears up for more
Brisbane-based start-up installs its first Fleet Home AC electric vehicle charger, a 22kW wall unit with smarts, flexibility and a Made in Australia tag.
EU votes to ban new combustion engine cars from 2035, auto makers not happy
Car makers says EU ban on new combustion engine cars is too soon, environmental NGOs say it is too late.
Tesla opens orders for Model Y in Australia, with cars in every show room
The Tesla Model Y electric crossover has finally gone on sale in Australia, after a long two year wait. Specs confirmed.
BYD says shift to electric vehicles moving “much faster” than expected
BYD chair Wang Chuanfu says the speed of the shift to electric vehicles has exceeded expectations, with only supply chain issues holding up progress.