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Tritium secures major new deal to supply Shell with EV fast chargers
Brisbane-based Tritium tapped to provide Shell with fast charging technology and services across four continents.
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Tritium cuts deal to deploy 500 chargers with US West Coast network
Tritium secures order for 400 Tritium fast chargers from EVCS, one of the largest fast-charging networks on the United States West Coast.
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Scott Morrison’s half-hearted U-turn on electric vehicles
Without the vision to invest in electric vehicles and transport technology, Australia is setting up its young people for a very limited future.
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Are we there yet? The electric future of 4WDs
When will a full battery EV be capable of the ‘The Big Lap’ around our wide, brown land?
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TrueGreen secures $110 million to make electric vehicles in NSW
TrueGreen secures $110 million in new funding to advance electric vehicle making facilities in NSW.
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NRMA demands urgent reforms to prepare for electric vehicle revolution
NRMA calls for reforms – including changing FBT to focus on emissions rather than price, and excluding battery electrics from luxury tax – to help Australia catch up with EV transition.
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Some time soon, Australian EV owners may be able to sell power back to the grid
Energy market rule-maker flags moves to allow vehicle to grid charging from electric cars, and cites some interesting new trials.
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One day electric cars and trucks could charge each other on highways
Researchers say peer-to-peer electric car charging system, allowing EVs to “lend” energy to each other, could cure range anxiety and reduce battery size.
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Electric vehicle batteries set to leap forward, but are the chargers ready for them?
Electric vehicles can go only as far as the battery can take it. However, the batteries are soon set to take another leap forward – can EV chargers keep up?
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If Morrison wants “grunt”, he should try an EV – it might make his weekend
Prime minister Scott Morrison says Australians want “grunt” in a car. You’re more likely to find it in an electric one.