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City’s rollout of electric ferries and electric buses is working, but the grid planning must catch up
Perth’s electric bus rollout is finally moving at scale, but the real story is not the shiny new depots – it’s the details on planning the grid precincts. Ditto for its ferries.
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End of the road for solar car pioneer
Company established a decade ago with a dream of making an affordable solar EV has finally closed its doors after being unable to raise new finance.
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Tesla adds new trade-in offer to boost sales of Model 3 and Model Y
Tesla makes new cash back offer for Model 3 and Model Y electric cars.
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Video: Mazda 6e review
Mazda took its time entering the market with a mainstream EV. But was it worth the wait?
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Mercedes announce all-new GLA electric SUV
Mercedes opens order for new generation of electric SUV, the GLA with three different variations.
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EV price war extends to electric vans as Farizon slashes prices by $8,500, offers bigger battery
Geely brand Farizon slashes prices on its electric van range in Australia, and offers a new variant with a bigger battery. Good news for deliveries and green nomads.
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Another sub-$35,000 small electric SUV gets sale approval for Australian market
A new small electric SUV, likely to join the growing ranks of sub $35,000 offerings in Australia, has been approved for sale.
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Updated Genesis GV60: The sensible one and the 478kW one
Hyundai’s luxury arm Genesis has launched the updated GV60, giving potential buyers two very different ways to buy a Genesis GV60 in Australia.
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Electric cars are cheaper than you think, sooner than you think
the story most consumers hear about EV costs is already out of date. EVs cost less to fuel, less to maintain, and will soon cost less to buy.
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Global EV leaders, domestic laggards: What Asia giants tell Australia about its future car market
Australia isn’t in the world’s club of car makers anymore, but it can decide which future it chooses and imports.
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Can Australia’s “little Norway” reach net zero by 2045? It will need very strong EV targets to get there
ACT’s climate strategy underestimates the scale of change needed in its plan to reach net zero by 2045. Serious EV targets might be necessary.
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“They do exist:” Fortescue tests its 150 tonne battery-powered water truck, and i new electric dozers, grades and loaders
Updated: Fortescue tests out its huge new electric mining vehicles, including a 150-tonne water truck, and dozers and wheel loaders, all due to start arriving on site this year.