Zeekr offers up to $5,000 off as factory bonus to help boost sales
Zeekr models see a factory bonus, reducing prices of some variants by up to $5,000 until 30 June 2025.
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The gaping cybersecurity hole in non-Tesla public EV charging facilities
In Australia today, other than on the Tesla Supercharger Network, not a single communication between car and charger is securely encrypted.
The EV kerbside charger showdown: Why this fight is coming to your street
A network wants to roll out a 100 kerbside EV chargers mounted on power poles. Charger companies hate the idea. So what's behind this fight between the private sector and a regulated monopoly? We find out.
Council votes again to dump public EV fast charging station – then changes its mind
Corrected: A Queensland council voted - again - to end eight years of work to install a public EV charger. Then changed its mind.
EV lobby launches new charging app to displace Plugshare with real time availability
EVC launches new charging app that it hopes will become the "single source of truth" for EV charging in Australia - and obviously a rival to Plugshare.
Tech-focused Geely EX5 pre-orders open with free charging and servicing
Geely has opened its pre-orders for its tech-focused EX5 electric family SUV offering free servicing and DC charging.
Hyundai offers limited-time finance offer of up to $20,000 to boost sales
Hyundai is now offering two electric models with significant finance discounts to help boost Australian sales.
Power pole fast charger rollout will “benefit the monopoly,” be anti-competitive
Evie says allowing energy networks to install hundreds of car chargers could present problems, unless utilities are made to compete on a level playing field.
Chinese electric truck claims charging record of 500 kWh in drive from Melbourne to Sydney
Chinese electric truck maker Windrose claims an Australian charging record of more than 500 kWh in a single session during a trip from Melbourne to Sydney.
“Drivers committing fraud:” Why EV fast charging network had to change payment system
Charging network says it changed payment methods because some drivers were using cards with insufficient funds, akin to "filling a car with petrol and driving away without paying."