Hyundai’s N EV rapid charging station at Sydney Motorsport Park (SMSP) has been officially opened as part of a five-year partnership. The EV chargers are available to all SMSP track-goers, no matter the brand of vehicle they drive, says Hyundai.
Ford Australia has confirmed pricing and specifications on the new MY 2025.75 E-Transit Custom and Transit Custom PHEV, ahead of first deliveries starting in the third quarter of 2025.The addition of PHEV and E-Transit variants further bolsters the current Transit Custom portfolio, offering small business and fleet operators choices to suit their needs.Four variants will be available, with the choice of plug-in hybrid or battery electric powertrains in either Long Wheelbase Trend or Short Wheelbase Sport.
Tesla Charging says it has opened a new 15-stall V4 supercharging site at Moonee Beach in New South Wales. The EV chargers pack up to 250KW and are compatible with CCS2 charging so are available to non-Tesla EVs. Tesla Charging has more information.
Sustainable EV charging provider EVX will be exhibiting at Australian renewable energy event Smart Energy 2025 on April 9 and 10, 2025, at the International Convention Centre (ICC) in Sydney.
Brisbane’s EV charging and energy management startup Evos has signed a licensing agreement with Japanese manufacturer FKK to produce EV chargers for sale in Japan, Southeast Asia and other high-growth markets including India.
Clean energy event All Energy Australia is at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre October 29-30, 2025.
Geely Auto has officially launched its midsize, all-electric EX5 SUV into the Australian market in two grades, with deliveries from the dealer network beginning March 12. The EX5 will not be Geely’s sole offering in the market.
JAC Motors has confirmed the Australian premiere of the JAC DE-FINE concept EV at the Melbourne Motor Show on April 5 and 6.
The updated Lexus RZ battery electric vehicle (BEV) arrives later this year. The local lineup will start with the RZ 500e, the new badge reflecting a 50kW increase in power to 280kW.
About 31,069 visitors ensured the “Everything Electric Australia NSW” EV showcase in Sydney on March 7-9 was a success. A huge range of new EV models was among some 35 displayed, with about 102 EVs on show or available for test drives, 6402 test drives completed at the event.
