Report: Benefits of electric vehicle transition far outweigh costs
Report by the ICCT finds that the costs of transition to electric transport far outweighed by benefits to society. So when will Australia get on board?
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What’s my real range?…and other tricky EV questions
From electric cars and light commercial vehicles to e-bicycles, electric motorcycles, e-scooters and others, a wide range of low-emissions transport options will be showcased at AEVA's 2019 EV Expo.
Number of Australians considering buying electric vehicles has tripled
Consumer awareness of electric vehicles in Australia has reached a tipping point, with the number of people currently researching EVs to buy now tripling.
Murdoch media claim EVs produce more carbon emissions than petrol cars is wrong
Misleading report claims that electric vehicles produce more carbon emissions than those fuelled by petrol and is "incorrect and irresponsible" according to Electric Vehicle Council.
Tritium sees pipeline of $200 million electric vehicle fast-charger sales
Brisbane-based Tritium boasts a current sales pipeline of at least $200 million worth of electric vehicle fast-chargers, and 3,000 systems distributed to date.
Tasmania hands out grants for electric car charging network
Tasmania government grants will add 14 fast-chargers to electric vehicle network in island state.
Australia electric vehicle fast-charger numbers doubled in past 12 months
Australia is not lagging behind in one crucial area of electric vehicle uptake - fast-charging infrastructure.
Australia’s electric highway super charged in new deal
New deal to support rollout of Australia's ultra-rapid charging network and improve the ability for electric vehicles to travel between its major cities.
What is the cheapest way to charge your electric vehicle?
It makes sense to charge your EV as cheaply as possible, given many drivers are switching to save on running costs and help tight household budgets. Here’s how.
Electric vehicle charging in Australia – are we there yet?
NRMA is being funded by the federal government to roll out national charging infrastructure and appears to be deaf to consumer sentiment about what good charging looks like.