Many Car companies are hedging their bets on new technologies with many car companies such as Nissan and Daimler building both Electric Cars & Hydrogen  fuel cell cars.  Daimler CEO  Dieter Zetsche says he believes EVs ...

Video thanks to https://carnewscafe.com How Does an Electric Car work? In an electric car, recharagable batteries act as the fuel supply and provide the motor with energy to move the vehicle.This gives the car acceleration....

The report predicts that EVs – that is both hybrid and pure electric cars – will make up more than one-quarter of the global car market within just 10 years, their numbers growing from around 1 million today to around 25 mi...

The next era of automotive history began last night at the Tesla Design Studio in Hawthorne, California, as the company unveiled its long-awaited Model 3, and hordes of buyers around the world put down deposits to reserve t...

Who is Keba? Hailing from Linz, Austria, Electromobility has been firmly established in the range of services by Keba since 2009. As an automation expert, we are using our expertise for this relativey new business area in o...

Initial Australian pricing for the 2017 Tesla Model X SUV has been announced today, starting with the Model X 60D. That entry model will be joined by more powerful variants that will include the 75D, 90D, P90D and P90D with...

On a trip to the United States last year, Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull visited Teslas Fremont Factory located in San Fransisco, California, describing it as a “great thrill” -but not as much as the test drive. At the time...

In recent times BMW Australia has been one of the clear and obvious stand outs in the Australian electric vehicle market pushing the envelope with their growing range of battery electric vehicles (BEV) and plug in hybrid ve...

Earlier this month, the University of Queensland installed two Keba P20 22kW universal wall boxes at the St Lucia Campus sporting precinct. These two Keba wall boxes from EVSE Australia are powered by the Universities solar...

One of the most common reasons for people to be dismissive of electric vehicle technology in Australia is the argument of range anxiety, or the fear of being stuck in the middle of nowhere without any charge left to make it...