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$EV lifecycle emissions just a fraction of petrol and diesel cars in major economies$

EV lifecycle emissions just a fraction of petrol and diesel cars in major economies
Lifecycle electric vehicle emissions – are they really lower than petrol and diesel cars?
Giles Parkinson

Mar 5, 2021

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Electric Vehicles

Six-minute EV battery one step closer as Magnis reports successful test results
Magnis reports promising results indicating major step towards goal for “extra-fast charging” electric vehicle battery that can charge in just six minutes.
Bridie Schmidt

Mar 2, 2021

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Electric Vehicles

Beyond chrome: Refreshed Tesla Model 3 design lands in Australia
Tesla has delivered the refreshed Model 3 design and accessories in Australia – moving beyond chrome, and delivering increased range along with other new features.
Sam Parkinson

Dec 15, 2020

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Evie Networks cuts time-based EV charging, calls for energy tariff reform
Ultra-fast charging network provider Evie Networks drops time-based charging, but lifts the kWh charge at its network of charging stations.
Bridie Schmidt

Dec 8, 2020

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EV tax will smash electric vehicle sales and lift emissions, UQ study finds
University of Queensland research into effect of taxing electric vehicles finds without introducing buying incentives will slash sales by 25% and increase emissions by 40%.
Bridie Schmidt

Nov 27, 2020

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Electric Vehicles

Victoria’s EV hit means a sub $20,000 Nissan Leaf pays more tax than a Lexus
Victoria’s new electric vehicle tax means the cost of running a second-hand Nissan Leaf is less than a luxury hybrid. This is not a tax on millionaires, it’s an assault on good sense.
Giles Parkinson

Nov 25, 2020

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Electric Vehicles

Norway’s EV revolution shows us the urgency of government action on transport
Norway’s EV revolution is massive, but what more needs to be done to cut transport emissions?
Ketan Joshi

Nov 11, 2020

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Electric Vehicles

“Electric vehicle getaway”: Australia’s first long-range Leaf goes for a long drive
“It doesn’t matter if you have a Leaf or a Tesla, you can still have a weekend getaway in an EV.”
Bridie Schmidt

Oct 15, 2020

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Electric Vehicles

Ausgrid and start-up Jolt team up to turn streetside power boxes into EV chargers
Ausgrid reveals plan to turn streetside power kiosks into EV chargers, making electric vehicle charging more accessible in Sydney with start-up Jolt.
Bridie Schmidt

Oct 14, 2020

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Electric Vehicles

Cost of owning Tesla Model 3 much less than rival BMW 330i
Modelling shows drivers can save significant amounts of money owning an electric car compared to their fossil-fuelled rivals.
Bridie Schmidt

Oct 13, 2020

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Electric Vehicles

Tesla has been using high-energy nickel 4680 batteries for months
Tesla has been putting prototypes of its energy dense, high nickel 4680 cells into vehicles for some months, Elon Musk says.
Bridie Schmidt

Sep 30, 2020

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Electric Cars

Battery Day webinar: The EV transition and Australia’s policy choices
Free webinar following Battery Day and Australia’s Technology Roadmap to look at policy opportunities for EVs for consumers, technology providers and authorities.
Bridie Schmidt

Sep 22, 2020

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EV lifecycle emissions just a fraction of petrol and diesel cars in major economies

Six-minute EV battery one step closer as Magnis reports successful test results

Beyond chrome: Refreshed Tesla Model 3 design lands in Australia

Evie Networks cuts time-based EV charging, calls for energy tariff reform

EV tax will smash electric vehicle sales and lift emissions, UQ study finds

Victoria’s EV hit means a sub $20,000 Nissan Leaf pays more tax than a Lexus

Norway’s EV revolution shows us the urgency of government action on transport

“Electric vehicle getaway”: Australia’s first long-range Leaf goes for a long drive

Ausgrid and start-up Jolt team up to turn streetside power boxes into EV chargers

Cost of owning Tesla Model 3 much less than rival BMW 330i

Tesla has been using high-energy nickel 4680 batteries for months

Battery Day webinar: The EV transition and Australia’s policy choices

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