The 2021 iX3 is the first all-electric SUV made by BMW that combines the concept of expression and innovation. BMW iX3 is a midsize SUV and will arrive to Australia mid-2021. The fifth generation of BMW’s eDrive electric dr...

The 2021 Hyundai Kona has made its debut in Europe revealing a few updated styling and performance changes. The predecessor Kona EV has been extremely successful in Australia since its launch. The Hyundai Kona EV was one of...

MG Motors has made a splash in the Australian Electric Vehicle market by releasing the first in a future line up of fully electrified vehicles. Australian drivers were so impressed with MG foray into the EV market that the ...

It’s now been announced the Model 3 standard range will travel 490km in the standard range with a 54kWh battery. In other words, every kWh of electricity consumed will produce 9.1 km of range. This has the effect of also in...

Talking about affordable electric hatchbacks, Nissan Leaf is one of the most prominent and popular products in the Australian market. A new variant of the Nissan Leaf electric car will eventually come to Australia in early ...

A question that is increasingly being asked by electric vehicle drivers is would a grid-based vehicle bi-directional connection be superior to a local vehicle to home network. This blog looks into the technology concept and...

For people considering a switch to electric vehicles, a question which may come up is are electric vehicles safe to drive? Is the EV charger at home a risk? After all we’ve become comfortable sitting in a vehicle with 60L o...

Tesla has upgraded the interior and exterior design of the Tesla Model 3. The technology features and driving range claimed have also been improved. In the meantime, the price has dropped substantially allowing Tesla Model ...

One of the main barriers to shift to electric vehicle is price, MG Australia has truly and well delivered the promise of ‘making more electric vehicles more affordable for more Australians’. The drive away price of the 2021...

I’m sure you’ve heard to EV myth #1. Using an electric car just shifts the fossil fuel production to the electricity station and the tailpipe emissions to the coal fired plant. But the reality is Australia’s grid is getting...