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Australian EV fast charging company Tritium is facing financial collapse after its directors declared the company to be insolvent, calling in voluntary administrators while its lenders also appointed a receiver to take control of the assets and seek buyers.
Internal combustion engine (ICE) petrol and diesel vehicles should be banned from sale in Australia by 2035 and households encouraged to ditch one of their family cars. So says a new Climate Council report which found Australia could halve its transport emissions by 2030.
The Australian Electric Vehicle Association (AEVA) has removed its crowd-funded DC charger at Ravensthorpe in Western Australia “due to site issues”. “But we now have a supportive new host at the Munglinup Roadhouse down the road,” says AEVA in a social media post.
An Electrification Festival area for EVs and sustainable transportation features at the Off-Grid Living Festival in Chiltern, Victoria, on April 6 and 7.
Geely says on social media its electric ute is due in Australia later in 2024.
The MG Cyberster electric roadster has been reported in Sydney. That’s according to The Driven which says a red MG Cyberster was seen by EV enthusiast Michael T before being shared by reader Zapped on X (formerly Twitter).
The first shared e-scooter trial in the Sydney metropolitan area has successfully reached a one-month milestone.
Nissan and Honda have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) under which they will begin a feasibility study of a strategic partnership in the fields of vehicle electrification and intelligence.
Volvo Cars has partnered with Breathe Battery Technologies to get access to the latest version of its patented algorithm-enabled charging software for use on new generation EVs.
The Federal Government should be more transparent regarding its proposed New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES) as motorists deserve to know how it will change vehicle choices and prices.
