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BHP takes delivery of first purpose-built battery-electric locomotives for iron ore mines
BHP has welcomed its first purpose-built battery-electric locomotives, which will be trialled on the company’s iron ore rail routes between its Pilbara mines and Port Hedland.
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Tesla loses two key program managers in one day
The exit of two long-time Tesla leaders makes a clean sweep for the company’s vehicle program leadership in the last 12 months.
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London Fire Brigade rolls out handful of electric cars and trucks
London Fire Brigade rolls out more electric trucks and cars. It must not be so concerned about the fire risk then.
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Tesla brings stalk retrofit for Model 3 owners to Australia – at a price
Tesla brings back more physical steering controls for the Model 3, including a retrofit stalk for $850.
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New $A22,000 EV takes 88 seconds to have a fully charged battery
New EV with latest CATL-supplied battery swapping tech sees charged swappable battery installed in just 88 seconds.
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Tesla to add more than 1,000 cars to its Robotaxi fleet
Tesla to massively expand its Robotaxi fleet to more than 1,500 operating cars across two states, much faster than many expected.
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Anker showcases smart energy and smart living ecosystem at All Energy Australia 2025
Anker Innovations showcased its full smart energy and living ecosystem at All Energy Australia 2025, unveiling new Anker SOLIX storage, EV charging, and eufy smart home solutions for Australian households.
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Ioniq 9 review: Is Hyundai’s biggest and most expensive EV its best?
Hyundai’s flagship Ioniq 9 arrived in Australia a few months ago, sitting atop their range of EVs as the biggest and the most expensive. Is it the best? It is certainly the roomiest.
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Tesla drivers most likely to be caught speeding, police data shows
One in six Tesla drivers caught speeding in last year, police data shows, more than any other car model, with Audi and Ram close behind.
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“One of biggest cons:” Plug-in hybrids pollute almost as much as petrol cars, report finds
Plug in hybrids described as “one of the biggest cons in automotive history” because they pollute 8 times more than claimed and nearly as much as petrol and diesel cars.
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Blocked bays and failed handshakes: Many public EV chargers are unusable – despite being ‘online’
We found that while charger networks reported roughly 95–98% uptime, the chance of drivers successfully charging was substantially lower at 75–83%.
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German car makers may get green steel loophole for EV targets as policy summit looms
The German government is examining the idea of relaxing EU CO2 fleet emission limits for carmakers that use green steel made in Europe in their production.