2021 Hyundai Kona electric vehicle refresh spotted in Canberra
The latest improved version of the Hyundai Kona electric SUV spotted on Australian roads for first time, at launch of first hydrogen refuelling station.
Tesla gets ready to add new Model Y version after certifying Long Range RWD
Tesla could be adding the Long Range Model Y rear-wheel-drive to its electric offerings following certification with California air board.
Nio has now done two million electric car battery swaps
Chinese EV maker Nio completes two millionth battery swap, powering almost 400 million kilometres of emissions-free driving from its battery swap stations.
Tritium inks deal with Renault’s EV charging arm to help electrify European car fleets
Australia's Tritium inks deal with Renault's electric vehicle charging arm Elexent to provide DC fast-charging stations across Europe.
Airspeeder: Australian backed electric flying car races coming soon
Airspeeder is a planned international racing league using manned electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles.
VW’s Cupra brand coming to Australia despite “hostile” environment for EVs
VW announces premium brand Cupra will expand to the Australian market this year. But given Australia's hostile attitude to EVs, will this include the all-electric Born or Tavascan?
Chinese EV sales to soar 15-fold by 2035, WoodMac
Sales of new energy vehicles in China are expected to rise 15-fold and increase their share in total new car sales above 80% by 2035, according to new figures.
Shell searching for “right opportunities” for Australian EV charging and hydrogen
Shell Australia is actively searching for the right opportunities to get into the Australian electric vehicle charging market.
Master of Coin: Tesla is now accepting Bitcoin as payment for electric cars
Tesla will now accept Bitcoin as payment for electric cars, Elon Musk has announced.
Australian cars, utes and vans are up to 40 pct dirtier than in Europe
Australian cars emit 23 per cent more carbon dioxide than their European counterparts, while vans and utes are almost 40 per cent worse.