China police department selects Nio battery swap EVs to save time
Chinese police department selects eight Nio EVs for fleet of police cars for the company’s battery swapping technology.
Genesis unveils GV70 luxury electric SUV with vehicle-to-load
Hyundai's luxury brand Genesis unveils all-electric version of the GV70, with a driving range of 400 kilometres and the ability to power devices.
Greek island debuts what must be world’s slowest electric police cars
The small Greek island of Chalki debuts what must be world’s slowest electric police car provided by French automaker Citroën for the local police force and coast guard.
How a travelling rep found the Kona electric did a better job than the ICE version
Does an EV make sense for a Queensland-based travelling rep to go all in on an electric Kona? The answer is a resounding yes.
Solar electric ute that will rival Cybertruck and Rivian wows LA crowds
New electric ute at LA auto show stands out from the EV ute crowd with an innovative solar canopy on the roof and tray.
Ford to boost EV production to 600,000 a year with utes, vans and Mustangs
Ford to lift EV production to 600,000 a year by 2023, with focus on the Mustang Mach-E, the F-150 Lightning, and the E-Transit.
The curious give electric vehicles a whirl as pre-Christmas petrol prices heat up
Visitors soak up electric vehicles at a Queensland show and tell event, as one complains of spending $200 to fill up his tank: "That’s more than I paid for my first car."
UK to mandate EV chargers in new homes and buildings
UK to introduce new measures to ensure drivers have more places to charge as the EV transition picks up pace.
Evos launches EV fleet charger designed to buy energy at lowest cost
Evos launches charger aimed at fleets designed for easy install and uninstall, and packed with software, to be sold by fuel giant Ampol.
Apple won’t launch an electric car until 2025, reports say
Apple might debut an electric car in 2025 and has refocused the project to include complete self-driving capabilities, new reports say.