Hyundai Archives | Page 19 of 23

Bryce Gaton is an expert on electric vehicles and contributor for The Driven and Renew Economy. He has been working in the EV sector since 2008 and is currently working as EV electrical safety trainer/supervisor for the University of Melbourne. He also provides support for the EV Transition to business, government and the public through his EV Transition consultancy EVchoice.

Are (non-Tesla) EVs capable of the Great Australian Road Trip?

Bryce's Kona Electric charging at the Barnawartha (Victoria) fast-charger. Credit: Bryce Gaton.

In an effort to test the ‘endurance-run’ category, I recently set out on a Melbourne to Sydney road trip in my new Kona electric.

13 min

Road Trips

From Shellharbour to Cairns in a Kona Electric

Proud new owners take their Kona electric car on a 5,000km road tour, testing out the Australian charging infrastructure and the ability to tow a trusty kayak.

Origin partnership helps IONIQ and Kona Electric owners. Supplied

2 min

Hyundai and Origin cut solar deal to offer savings to Kona and Ioniq owners

Energy provider Origin offers savings for owners of Hyundai's Ioniq and Kona Electric who want to install a solar system and/or a battery.

2 min

Hyundai reveals electric scooter it wants to recharge from car

New electric scooter from Hyundai plans to enable last-mile mobility by integrating the scooter with future Hyundai and Kia vehicles.

4 min

Queensland adds fuel cell vehicles to fleet as it pursues green hydrogen

Queensland announces plan to add hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) to Qfleet in $19 million plan to take lead on renewable, clean hydrogen.

The new 45 electric concept from Hyundai. Supplied.

2 min

Hyundai teases new look EV ahead of Frankfurt Motor Show

New Hyundai electric car concept set to be unveiled at Frankfurt Motor Show teases new retro-inspired design language.

Floral mural painted on the silos at Ravensthorpe WA.

15 min

From Perth to Esperance in three different (non-Tesla) electric cars

West Australian AEVA members initiate a "Plasmaball Run" challenge to get to Esperance as quick as they can by electric car, using whatever charging means they can.