EV sales start well in 2022
Electrics are up in most categories in the January new vehicle sales figures released by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI).
You can add some category description here.
Electrics are up in most categories in the January new vehicle sales figures released by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI).
The past two years have been extremely turbulent for many industries with production lines shutting down, chip shortages, and a host of general supply chain issues. EVs have been a shining light, IDTechEx says.
Hyundai has supplied a hydrogen fuel-cell Nexo SUV to the Korean Embassy for official business in the Canberra region. The FCEV Nexo’s ambassadorial duties follow deployments into the ACT and Queensland Government, Queensland Police and Woodside Energy fleets.
The New South Wales Government has committed $171 million to help co-fund with private operators the installation of EV charging infrastructure across the state – unlocking NSW for EV travel.
Sydney’s Grosvenor Place tenants will be offered a Tesla Model 3 SR Plus to hire through EV sharing service Ohmie Go.
People are invited to try free driverless taxi rides in San Francisco.https://www.youtube.com/embed/Pa6uCew5TWs?feature=oembed General Motors’ autonomous vehicle (AV) subsidiary Cruise has this week put a sign-up page on social media for people to reserve a free ride in one of its AVs in the California city.
A “once in a lifetime” rain event rather than the dreaded COVID-19 virus has prompted cancellation of the 2022 Speed Week by Dry Lakes Racers Australia (DLRA) which was scheduled for February 28-March 4 about 440km northwest of Adelaide.
An EV sales boom presents a chance to capture serious electric benefits, if the federal government acts now, Electric Vehicle Council chief executive Behyad Jafari says.
After launching its AC22 Home Fleet Charger last year, Evos Energy has scored $837,472 in funding from AusIndustry in the latest round of Accelerating Commercialisation grants.
A Toyota Motor Corporation Australia has appointed former Lexus Australia executive Vin Naidoo as its new chief marketing officer.