The global oil price has collapsed to all time lows at around $36 per barrell at time of writing. Booms and busts are part and parcel of a normal commodity cycle which in nature is cyclical, moving with the increases and de...

The Nissan Leaf has been one of the best selling all electric vehicles in the Australian market and the best selling plug in car in the USA. With a range of up to 240km the Nissan Leaf is the perfect car for people based in...

EVE Australia has developed an approximate range and cost for the top 10 electric cars on the market and approximate cost 1. Tesla Model S ($100,000) 500 km 2. Nissan Leaf ($40,000) 170 km 3. BMW i3 ($63,990) 160 km or 300 ...

Discover the difference between EV charger plugs and help choose the right plug for your EV in Australia. Choosing a vehicle with the right EV charging capability is critical to having a smooth user experience. Let’s ...

There will be no shortage of electric vehicles unveiled next year. However EV’s are still limited by some range anxiety and cost. However 2016 plans to be the year that both range and costs are addressed by car manufacturer...

It has been reported that Automobile powerhouse BMW is said to be evaluating two types of i vehicles, a lengthened version of the i3 while the other is said to be a sedan that could rival Tesla’s forthcoming Model 3. The ca...

What makes a Tesla Tick, the inside of a Model S 85 D & Tesla Charging StationsEVE Australia checked out the inside of Tesla Model S 85 D at the showroom in Sydney, Australia. Its amazing looking at the technology which...

The car named “FFZERO1”, is a race car that boasts more than 1,000 horsepower and can go from zero to 60 in under 3 seconds. It features four motors, one at each wheel, and can reach a top speed of 321km/ per ho...

The Chevy (Holden) Bolt was un-veiled at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week with journalists and car enthusiasts glowing with positivity about the electric car. Following on from the Holden Volt, the...

OPEC which stands for the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is predicting that 94% of cars on the road will still be powered by oil in 2040.OPEC has a colourful history and lets look at some of it prediction...