Versinetic launches Australian EV smart charging service
United Kingdom smart charging consultancy Versinetic has launched its Australian service. It debuted at Sydney’s Fully Charged Live show for EVs and home energy on March 11 and 12.
United Kingdom smart charging consultancy Versinetic has launched its Australian service. It debuted at Sydney’s Fully Charged Live show for EVs and home energy on March 11 and 12.
Australian EV charging prices are rising on some networks, the increase mainly blamed on increased energy costs. Some EV charging has been offered free but that appears to be changing.
Australian property firm Lendlease's shopping centres and offices throughout Australia will get about 80 EV charging stations under a deal with e-mobility software company Everty.
EV drivers should be aware of potential cyber threats to internet-linked EV charging stations. And they should implement appropriate cyber security risk management measures around what are essentially internet of things (IoT) devices, says cybersecurity solutions company Check Point Software Technologies.
Most Australian EV drivers self-manage charging at home to take advantage of off-peak electricity times, says online financial broker Savvy which looks at the feasibility of EV charging at home and whether the Australian electricity grid will be able to accommodate more EVs on the road.