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Leading Sydney car dealer says it’s time to go electric
Arrival of Hyundai Kona EV inspires leading Sydney car dealer – and Tony Abbott’s local – to go electric.
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Battery electric vehicles push ahead of hybrids in Europe
Falling prices, longer range and ICE bans helps pure battery electric vehicles to push ahead of hybrids in market share and sales volume.
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Tesla and China’s BYD fight for lead in global EV sales
Californian EV maker Tesla and China’s BYD both sold nearly 250,000 electric vehicles in 2018, with BYD just pipping Tesla as the biggest seller in 2018.
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EV gains more footholds into prestigious motoring awards
Prestigious motoring awards now now reserve three of their twenty-six awards categories for EVs. That’s progress.
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Hyundai Kona Electric due in Australia next month, but how many?
Hyundai dealers invite test drives for the Kona Electric SUV in early March.
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Graph of the Day: Hyundai Kona EV export sales on the increase
Global sales of the Hyundai Kona EV are on the up, as Australia readies itself for the arrival of the 400km range compact SUV EV.
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Nissan announces Leaf 3.ZERO
Bigger battery, more range, more power, more features, later than expected. What else does the 3.ZERO Leaf offer?
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2018: The year’s groundbreaking roundup on electric cars
It’s been a big year for electric cars. Here’s our pick of the best, the first, and the fastest – and the changes around the globe reshaping the automotive market.
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Australians now more likely to buy electric and hybrid cars than diesel
Roy Morgan report reveals the writing on the wall for diesel and petrol cars as Australians indicate increasing interest in hybrid and all-electric cars.
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Hyundai prices Kona electric vehicle for US drivers at under $US30,000
Hyundai says pricing for its all-electric sub-compact SUV, the 2019 Kona Electric, will come under the $US30,000 mark in the US.
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Hyundai Kona electric SUV bags awards in America, UK and Spain
The all-electric Hyundai Kona compact SUV bags awards in three different countries.
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If you want to dodge Christmas petrol price gouge, go electric
The profit margins on retail petrol prices, alone, are equal to an off-peak kilowatt-hour of electricity. So what’s stopping you going EV?