Adelaide Airport now offering EV Charging with Keba EV Charging Stations In our last blog, we spoke about public EV charging stations being one of the three key requirements to...

...charge, all of which have made announcements to ban or limit sales of new cars with internal combustion engines by about 2040. Australia is still lagging behind, due in part...

...EV charging station is right for your home, it’s always worth thinking about your needs now and into the future as this could save you a lot of money down...

...Australia is about $0.28 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) and it takes about 18 kWh of electricity to travel 100km in your EV, working out to be $5.04/100km. The charging costs at...

...is being built to accommodate Electric Cars. Chinas electric future What about the worlds largest oil market China, OPEC believes they will stay loyal to black crude but data coming...

...space. It’s an exciting time for Electric Vehicles, with even big oil worried about their future. Here’s a look at four new cars the evse.com.au team can’t wait to see...

...400 Km. According to the Australian bureau of Statistics the average Australian about 38 kms daily. With EV charging stations available at home and being more accessible its easy to...

...and available to charge. Does every EV need to be plugged in? If we take France as an example the 4.4 million forecast electric cars by 2030 could store about...

...Therefore EVSE has created a guide explaining everything you need to know about plug type, networks, and charge speeds. What Normally Comes with the Electric Car When purchasing an electric...

...into the lead or worse, water. Finally, Some General Tips for Charging It’s important to stay calm about other people abusing the charge points. Annoying yes! But stay calm and...