Queensland puts money behind EVs
The Queensland Government will provide a $3000 subsidy for anyone buying an EV to the value of $58,000 from July 1.
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Australia Tesla Model 3 prices rise
Tesla has increased Model 3 prices in Australia by more than $3000 to around $4000, mainly because of increased costs for metals like nickel due to Russia’s war on Ukraine.
HYVIA French hydrogen plant ready
Nine months after its creation, HYVIA - The Renault Group and Plug Power’s joint-venture on hydrogen mobility - is preparing its hydrogen plant at the group’s Refactory manufacturing site in Flins, France.
Musk challenges Putin for Ukraine
Tesla chief executive Elon Musk has challenged Russian president Vladimir Putin to “single combat” over Russia’s war on the Ukraine. He writes Putin’s name in Russian and puts Ukraine in Ukrainian, tweeting “I hereby challenge (Vladimir Putin) to single combat”, Bloomberg reports.
Li-ion battery alternatives key for storage – IDTechEx
Developments to alternative, next-generation, non-lithium battery chemistries, including redox flow, metal-air, or sodium-ion batteries, are now a regular occurrence. In spite of interest in these alternatives, lithium (li-ion) batteries remain the dominant choice for EVs, consumer devices, and stationary storage.
SEA Electric’s global drive for e-school buses
Australian-founded e-mobility tech company SEA Electric aims to continue pushing zero-emissions school buses, piloting a Blue Bird Type C school bus powered by a SEA-Drive 120b power system.
Ravensthorpe EV charger open
A crowdfunding campaign has helped establish an EV charger at Ravensthorpe in Western Australia (WA), about 500km south-east of Perth.
Glen Casey appointed Tritium COO
Brisbane-founded Tritium’s new chief operating officer Glen Casey will focus on company-wide operational execution, global supply and product distribution and customer support services as Tritium continues its global expansion.
Tax relief for flood affected
The Australian federal government will provide immediate tax relief to flood affected communities. Many organisations are offering help too, such as Hyundai Motor Company Australia (HMCA) and Mitsubishi Motors Australia Ltd (MMAL) donating $100,000 each to the Australian Red Cross Flood Appeal.
New SEA Electric SV6 van shown
Australian founded SEA Electric has revealed details of its new SEA SV6 EV step van delivery vehicle at North Amercia’s Work Truck Week 2022.
