Australian EV growth forecast for next five years
Australian EV sales will account for 11% (130,000) of new cars sold in 2025, up from 9% (115,000) in 2024.
Australian EV sales will account for 11% (130,000) of new cars sold in 2025, up from 9% (115,000) in 2024.
Melbourne-based JET Charge has raised $72 million of capital as it steps up its mission to take Australasia from EV charging pilots to infrastructure at scale.
About 16 EVs fed power back into Australia’s electricity grid during a major grid emergency in February.
JET Charge is helping Australian general insurer IAG as it transitions its fleet of about 650 internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to electric and hybrid models.
JET Charge, an EV infrastructure company, has completed the rollout of the country's most extensive dealer EV charging network. Over the past 18 months, JET Charge has supplied and installed EV charging hardware at 244 metropolitan and rural Toyota dealerships in every state and territory.
Mitsubishi Motors Australia has supplied Australian EV infrastructure provider Jet Charge with a fleet of Outlander plug-in hybrid EVs (PHEVs). They will be deployed within the Jet Charge business, showcasing PHEV advantages in the Australian market.
Tritium will provide fast chargers for a new 7000km EV highway across Western Australia. The project is part of a $43.5 million investment by the Western Australian government, focused on expanding access to EV infrastructure across the state.
The sale of Chargefox and investment by Kilara ensures Jet Charge will continue its role in helping Australia and New Zealand transition to low emissions vehicles, says Jet Charge.
Australian EV charging infrastructure provider Jet Charge is now joined by Middy’s Electrical as the first certified wholesale partner for the Wallbox’s AC range of EV chargers.
Jet Charge has raised A$25 million to power the Australasian EV transition.