Embattled Evergrande’s auto arm vows to make first EV by early 2022
Auto arm of embattled Chinese property developer Evergrande promises the first electric model of its Hengchi brand will be produced in 2022.
How Volvo plans to manage electric bus battery lifecycle, and send power back to grid
Volvo is looking to use electric bus batteries as stationary storage and to send power back to the grid.
Never mind the torque: Count the knobs, dials and winking, blinking lights
The RAM 3500 is an example of over cluttered dashboards, and a good reason to celebrate Tesla’s minimalist design.
Customising the future: The boom in classic electric motorcycles
Electric motorcycles are a low cost, EV gateway machine – cheaper than electric cars and, in many cases, have vastly superior performance.
Huge demand for Ioniq 5 as first Australian batch sells out within hours
The first 240 Ioniq 5 electric vehicles to go on sale in Australia have been snapped up within hours of opening to online orders, Hyundai confirms.
Petrol prices hit all time high: It’s time to buy electric
Petrol prices have jumped above $2 a litre. The news boffins' advice was to fill up fast, but there was no mention of going electric.
Taiwan’s Gogoro launches battery swapping stations in mainland China
Taiwan based e-mobility company launches battery swapping system into mainland China in a partnership with two of China’s leading vehicle makers.
Tesla’s Germany sales overtake BMW, Audi and Mercedes combined in September
In September, more electric Tesla Model 3s were registered in Germany than the BMW 3 Series, Audi A4 and Mercedes C-Class combined.
Rivian says Australia market critically important, but may have to wait till 2023
Rivian flags Australia's importance to future success, but suggests that it may not launch here until at least 2023.
CEFC backs Australian “Bladevolt” technology to electrify mine vehicles
Federal government's green bank backs Australian heavy-vehicle battery manufacturer 3ME Technology to electrify mining operations.