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Why can’t we make it here? The birth of one of world’s first EV industry gatherings
Former president Ronald Reagan’s big hopes for EV manufacturing may have been dashed after the first EVS, but this year’s gathering promises much on electric trucks and charging.
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The best EVs we don’t get – where are the small electric cars in Australia?
We can’t get to a zero carbon economy by swapping heavy and inefficient ICE vehicles for heavy and inefficient EVs. So where are the small EVs?
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How to accelerate the uptake of EVs, and make it socially fair
In mid and high price categories, EVs are already often cheaper than comparable combustion models. Any support should be focused on smaller cars and low-income households.
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Musk says he will stay at Tesla, wonders why EV customers would care about his politics
Elon Musk says he will stay as Tesla CEO for at least another five years, and wonders why anyone would care about the political views of a CEO when buying a car.
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Global EV sales to hit 20 million in 2025, as prices hit parity in key markets
EV sales expected to jump in 2025 to more than 20 million, with price parity reached in key markets, particularly in China and south-east Asia.
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Ampol dumps retail electricity businesses to focus on EV charging
Ampol has sold its New Zealand and Australian electricity retail businesses so it can focus more deeply on EV charging infrastructure.
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New Tesla Model Y review: World’s best selling EV is now even better, and it costs less
Tesla has begun deliveries of its new Model Y in Australia, and has clearly made last year’s best selling EVs a lot better. How will consumers respond?
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EV offerings to grow, prices to fall as efficiency standards locked in place
Electric vehicles are expected to grow in number and fall in price following federal election as manufacturers gain confidence that regulations on low-emission transport will not change.
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Australia’s EV industry has a problem. It is not selling enough cars
The EV industry is not working to create new consumers, it is not working to get Australians excited about a technology change that will make their lives simpler, cleaner and more pleasant.
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EVs reach 97 pct market share in Norway, Model Y tops sales but Tesla share falls
Norway reaches 97 per cent EV sales in April, as plug in hybrid numbers crash and Tesla slumps below VW despite better sales from Model Y.
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EV sales remain weak in April as Tesla plunges and BYD takes the lead
April EV sales remain weak, as Tesla plunges again and the Model Y and Model 3 fall to 7th and 8th places, while BYD, MG and Kia grab the top spots.
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Halving fuel excise will save $312, but an EV could save $27,000. You choose
Think beyond the pump. The election choice isn’t just about a temporary 25-cent discount on fuel excise. It’s about whether you want to pocket $312 or unlock tens of thousands in savings with an EV.