New research says EVs are cheaper to run
Australian motorists could save thousands of dollars on running costs and loan repayments by making their next car purchase electric. So says Compare the Market’s new research.
Australian motorists could save thousands of dollars on running costs and loan repayments by making their next car purchase electric. So says Compare the Market’s new research.
BYD is offering $500 off its Atto 3 for New South Wales buyers before the state’s EV rebate of $3000 ends on December 31 this year.
Naming the BYD Atto 3 as the 2022 New Zealand Car of the Year stands as affirmation of China’s emergence as a powerhouse of electric cars, most for everyday motorists.
Australian-supplied BYD Atto 3 Standard Range and Extended Range models built from November 21 this year 2022 have received the top safety rating from the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) after it gave similar ratings to New Zealand and European supplied models in October.
BYD Automotive has sent an email to its customers advising that Australian deliveries of the Atto 3 electric SUV will be paused for a further seven days from October 28 as a government submission is prepared.
The BYD Atto 3 EV got a five-star safety rating in Europe and New Zealand, but it’s reported the rating is on hold in Australia while enquiries are made about a potential compliance breach.