“Biggest electronic devices:” iPhone maker Foxconn unveils three new EVs
iPhone maker Foxconn expects the electric vehicle will become the “world’s largest and most expensive smart electronic device”.
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Meet the “foldable” urban EV about to debut as emergency response vehicle
Israeli technology start-up City Transformer has developed what it describes as “the world’s first ultra-compact electric vehicle for smart cities” that is not only small, but is also “foldable”. It…
“Not a hair shirt in sight”: Johnson throws another $2 billion at rapid EV transition
Boris Johnson says green is good. "We will be driving cars ... but our cars will be electric gliding silently around our cities ... and not a hair shirt in sight."
Nissan to turn over new Leaf with low-riding EV crossover
An all-electric compact SUV will replace the longstanding – and trail-blazing – Leaf in Nissan's all-electric line-up by 2025, it has been revealed.
“This thing is a transformer:” Rivian electric ute video goes viral
The video of a Rivian R1T electric ute sighting in New York has been viewed no less than 4.6 million times since being posted on Saturday.
BMW paves way for next era EVs starting with electric 3 series
German carmaker to enter second half of 2020s with an all-electric version of its popular 3 series, and a new stylistic direction for its electric models.
100% waste of time: How we are getting ultra-rapid EV charging wrong
Many new EV owners have misunderstood the main purpose of ultra-rapid DC chargers and are in fact wasting a lot of their time. Here's how.
Tesla starts taking orders for Model Y electric crossover in UK
UK drivers can now order the Tesla Model Y, heralding a further expansion to right-hand drive markets.
All the new electric car models coming to Australia this quarter
Seven new electric car models have arrived or are arriving in Australia this quarter, increasing the somewhat limited choice available to drivers.
Tess goes to the beauty salon for Botox and a nose job
Our repairs will be partly paid by the money we save from not having to pay for petrol or oil - and the cheaper registration.