electric vehicle

Toyota and Panasonic join forces to ramp up EV battery supply

Toyota and Panasonic join forces to ramp up EV battery supply

A joint venture between Toyota and Panasonic will see the establishment of a new company with the view to bring a stable supply of automotive prismatic batteries to the market.
Report predicts 21m electric cars by 2030, price parity by 2022

Report predicts 21m electric cars by 2030, price parity by 2022

New report from Deloitte predicts massive increase in EVs on road by 2030, and price parity with ICE vehicles by 2022.
Norway has 200,000 EVs and its best seller is the Nissan Leaf

Norway has 200,000 EVs and its best seller is the Nissan Leaf

Norway continues to lead the charge in electric vehicle uptake, hitting the 200,000 mark – and a quarter of those are Nissan Leafs.
NSW government commits millions to electric vehicle push

NSW government commits millions to electric vehicle push

$5 million total funding and a policy of 10 per cent EV fleet starting 2020 announced by NSW government as part of Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Plan.
Tesla increases Supercharger prices, cuts jobs in expansion bid

Tesla increases Supercharger prices, cuts jobs in expansion bid

Musk says Tesla needs to trim its workforce if it can hope to deliver a truly affordable “mass market” Model 3. The company has also put up its EV Supercharger rates.
Ford CEO confirms electric pickup truck plans, so why not GM?

Ford CEO confirms electric pickup truck plans, so why not GM?

American auto giant Ford says yes, an electric F-150 is planned, General Motors says “stay tuned”.
Infiniti reveals first EV concept QX Inspiration at Detroit Auto Show

Infiniti reveals first EV concept QX Inspiration at Detroit Auto Show

Nissan’s luxury brand unveils its very first pure electric concept model at NAIAS 2019, with a distinct Japanese aesthetic.
It’s official – Australia is the world’s number one laggard in EV adoption

It’s official – Australia is the world’s number one laggard in EV adoption

GoCompare set out to see which countries are best prepared for the future of electric cars. The result, for Australia, is pretty damning.