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Hyundai cuts prices of Inster small EV and drops extended range and basket-carrying models
Hyundai cuts prices on its highly regarded Inster small EV, but also drops some variants and key features.Reader’s question: Are two phases better than one for EV charging?
I have two phase power connected to my house. Could this setup be used to increase power available for EV charging?
France and Germany cut deal to delay phase out of internal combustion cars, reports say
France and Germany agree to push for further weakening of ICE car phaseout, in deal that could break months-long deadlock among EU member states.The Driven Podcast: EVs outsell petrol again as Hyundai scraps Ioniq 3 Australian launch
EVs outsell petrol cars again as we unpack September’s sales figures, Hyundai scraps its Australian launch plans for the Ioniq 3, and we share our first impressions of Honda’s new Super-One electric car. Plus, all the other big EV news of the week.Shorts
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Hyundai cuts prices of Inster small EV and drops extended range and basket-carrying models
Hyundai cuts prices on its highly regarded Inster small EV, but also drops some variants and key features.Jaguar unveils its new electric future with Type 01 four-door GT, yours from around $300,000
Jaguar has debuted its much-hyped Type 01 electric luxury four-door GT, which will launch in Australia next year, priced from around $300,000.
GWM offers free home charger incentive to boost Ora 5 electric SUV sales
GWM adds home charger incentive to help boost sales in October of its first all-electric SUV in Australia.Charging
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Australian Tesla driver clocks up 600,000 miles in Model S, with just one battery change and one change of brake pads
Australian Tesla driver says it is the best car he has ever owned after clocking up 600,000 miles, with just one battery change and one change of brake pads.
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