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  • Basic vehicle emissions standard could meet 10% of Australian target, says report

    Basic vehicle emissions standard could meet 10% of Australian target, says report

    Bringing Australia’s vehicle emissions standards in line with 80% of global auto market would knock 10% off national abatement task, says report. Failure to do so risks Australia becoming dumping ground for old, inefficient cars.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Apr 19, 2016
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  • Australia could be world leader in solar-powered electric vehicles

    Australia could be world leader in solar-powered electric vehicles

    Major utility says Australia could be world leader in uptake of solar-powered electric vehicles. Using the high penetration of rooftop solar, it recommends a series of initiatives to increase volumes and drive down prices. Brown coal generators are also in its sights.
    Giles Parkinson
    Apr 11, 2016
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  • Six reasons why Australia should accelerate uptake of electric vehicles

    Six reasons why Australia should accelerate uptake of electric vehicles

    Encouraging electric vehicle uptake will deliver benefits on emissions, health, fuel security, jobs, consumer choice and on costs, says consortium of utilities, EV equipment providers and research groups.
    Giles Parkinson
    Apr 7, 2016
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  • Should Turnbull follow French lead and invite Tesla to build EVs in Australia?

    Should Turnbull follow French lead and invite Tesla to build EVs in Australia?

    Malcolm Turnbull is a big fan of Tesla, and innovation, so should be follow France’s lead and ask Elon Musk to build electric vehicles at an old factory? A consortium of utilities and others in Australia wants the government to stop its “do-nothing” approach to EVs.
    Giles Parkinson
    Apr 7, 2016
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  • Tritium EV fast chargers installed at University of Qld, powered by solar

    Tritium EV fast chargers installed at University of Qld, powered by solar

    Brisbane-based EV infrastructure company Tritium has installed four of its award-winning Veefil fast chargers at UQ campuses, for free use by staff, students, public.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Apr 7, 2016
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  • Australian made electric vehicles to begin production in July

    Australian made electric vehicles to begin production in July

    Melbourne-based electric vehicle maker plans to begin rolling out 100% Australia-made EVs in July, after securing production facility in Victoria.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Apr 7, 2016
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  • Tesla, rivals, software may kill petrol car as soon as 2025

    Tesla, rivals, software may kill petrol car as soon as 2025

    By 2020, it may make no economic sense to buy a petrol car over an electric vehicle. And as EVs are increasingly driven by software rather than humans, and shared rather than individually owned, other big changes are afoot. What to do with all the car parking space?
    Giles Parkinson
    Apr 5, 2016
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  • Tesla unveils its “mass-market” Model 3 electric vehicle

    Tesla unveils its “mass-market” Model 3 electric vehicle

    Tesla unveils the Model 3 electric vehicle. As the name suggests, it’s the third model of its new range and one it hopes hits the mass market and lifts its sales to 500,000 units a year.
    Giles Parkinson
    Apr 1, 2016
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  • Electric vehicle numbers hit 1.3m as costs predicted to beat petrol cars

    Electric vehicle numbers hit 1.3m as costs predicted to beat petrol cars

    Global electric vehicle numbers increased worldwide by almost 750,000 to around 1.3 million over the 2014-15 period.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Feb 29, 2016
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  • Australian charging firm Tritium to triple production of Veefil EV fast chargers

    Australian charging firm Tritium to triple production of Veefil EV fast chargers

    Tritium moves to bigger factory in Brisbane to meet growing international demand for its Veefil fast chargers.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Feb 17, 2016
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  • Tesla Model X “best car ever” says Musk – and hints at company’s first profit

    Tesla Model X “best car ever” says Musk – and hints at company’s first profit

    After an “excruciating” few months, an upbeat Musk calls Model X the “best car ever” and hints Tesla could soon deliver its first profit.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Feb 12, 2016
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  • Dubbo mayor drives fully electric Nissan Leaf, powered by the sun

    Dubbo mayor drives fully electric Nissan Leaf, powered by the sun

    NSW city of Dubbo claims to have “Australia’s first” fully electric mayoral vehicle, a Nissan Leaf that is charged daily by the mayor’s home solar system.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Jan 25, 2016
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