An Australian-made electric car for $20,000 by 2020?
In less than 18 months time you may be able to buy an Australian-made electric car from Swedish company Uniti with a 350km range and a very attractive price tag.
Mercedes-Benz debuts electric SUV in bid to compete with Tesla
German automaker unveils its very first 100% electric SUV, making a move to win a market share from Tesla in the booming segment of high-end models running on battery.
How the EV boom will reshape the way we use electricity
AEMO has lifted its forecasts for the uptake of electric vehicles for the second time in less than six months, and flags it could have an impact on the way we manage the grid.
Do I need to convert my home battery to charge my EV?
Isn't there some way to just transfer charge from my home battery to the car battery? The answer: Yes, and no.
EV uptake gathers speed – 1 million global sales added in just six months
Cumulative global EV sales to pass 4m mark this week, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance – and the latest million was notched up in just six months.
Hyundai gears up to launch the Ioniq EV range in Australia next month
Hyundai begins marketing campaign for the Ioniq, to be released next month in pure electric, hybrid and fuel cell versions.
Sydney apartment dwellers want user-pays EV charging
Most apartment block dwellers happy to have user-pays EV charging facilities in their blocks, and half of them want their own EV.
Electric Vespa scooters are finally going into production
An electric version of the iconic Vespa scooter made by Italian vehicle maker Piaggio Group is finally going into production this month.
The Driven Podcast: Tony Seba on why all new cars will be electric by 2025
Why all new cars will be electric by 2025, and why your next purchase could be your last. An interview with Tony Seba.
Which countries are doing most to support electric vehicles?
Australia's lack of policy for electric vehicle policies stands in sharp contrast to what is happening in the rest of the world.