Search results for: “evie networks”
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“Traffic is still traffic:” Australia needs to triple EV target, and think smarter about transport
New report shows need for “diverse solutions” for decarbonising Australia’s transport sector. In addition to a high share of EVs, active and public transport are critical to remaining 1.5° aligned.
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Toyota’s bZ4X is a solid car, but can world’s biggest car company make a good EV?
The Toyota bZ4X falls short of other EV offerings in its price range. The company needs to do a lot better with its next electric models.
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Tesla Robotaxi to herald cutting edge manufacturing and AI convergence
Elon Musk has set the reveal date for Tesla’s much anticipated self-driving Robotaxi. Some say it could mark “one of the biggest asset value increases in history.”
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ChargePoint officially quits Australia as national charger growth tipped to double
US charging network provider confirms it will “no longer maintain a presence in Australia” from February, shuttering its chargers and app.
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End of the Ice Age: Lower costs strengthen case to get to 100 pct EV sales by 2035
Zero-emission cars should account for at least two-thirds of new car sales globally by 2030 and reach close to 100% of new sales by 2035.
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Reader question: How many cables do we need for a remote road trip?
How many charging cables are needed to take an EV into remote areas in Australia?
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Most Australians intend to buy EVs, but still worry about where to charge
More than two in three Australians intend to switch from petrol to electric vehicles, but are concerned about costs and whether the nation has enough charging stations.
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Consumer, industry groups slam Queensland’s “dumb” rules on home EV charging
More industry and consumers groups have come out against Queensland’s “bizarre” rules on EV charging which threatens to cause problems for the electric vehicle industry.
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“I’m calibrating:” Why some Tesla drivers make people wait at free fast chargers
There is an increasing amount of boorish and entitled behaviour at EV fast chargers, particularly on the free NRMA network. Is it time for an idle or waiting fee?
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Consumers charged up on EV news as The Driven breaks readership records
Huge public interest and curiosity about electric vehicles is reflected in so much data, including new records for readership of The Driven.
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Toyota admits Tesla Model Y is “truly a work of art” as it rethinks EV strategy
Toyota executives do a tear down of Model Y and discover a “work of art.” If only they had done a little YouTubing five years ago.
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World-first study shows car pollution can dull human brains within hours
New study shows how diesel fuel exhaust can decrease the functional connectivity of a human brain – even after just two hours of exposure.