Israel unveils plans to go 100 per cent electric by 2030
From 2030, Iraelis can either go electric or go elsewhere, as government announces stop to sales of new petrol or diesel cars from that date.
The Driven Podcast: The connected world of electric vehicles
The emergence of electric vehicles and smart charging technology is presenting a world of opportunities, linking consumers, transport and grids.
Why is Tesla charging different?
Tesla went it alone to develop the first Tesla EV charging plug, but now there is a push for common standard. So, which will it be when the Model 3 is exported?
Porsche shows off Mission E concept in Sydney ahead of Taycan’s release
Porsche previews the all-electric Mission E concept at the automaker's pop-up Future Lab, located in Sydney's Barangaroo.
How hidden network costs could derail plans for ultra-fast EV chargers
Plans for a network of ultra-fast electric vehicle chargers - the kind that could charge your vehicle in just 15 minutes - are threatened by hidden network costs.
Tesla Model 3 safest car ever tested, according to US agency
US safety agency gives top billing to Tesla's "mass market" electric vehicle, the Model 3.
Tritium announces partnership to expand EV chargers into Europe and US
Tritium signs up new investor that will allow further expansion into Europe and US, and ramp up production of its ultra fast chargers to meet increasing demand.
Australian government opens new office for future of transport
New office of mobility to focus on safety aspects of autonomous transport rather than emissions.
The future is bright, electric, and different at the Paris Motor Show
Paris Motor show attracted the latest electric vehicle offerings from the leading car-makers, and also some interesting ideas and concepts from new players.
New Australia/New Zealand wiring rules to increase cost of EV charger installations
New rules will increase the cost of car charging equipment, and could cause major headaches for strata managers unless ‘demand management’ software limits power drawn