Nissan has long been one of the most recognisable names in the global electric-vehicle transition. In Australia the brand’s EV story sits between a pioneering past – embodied by the Leaf – and a forward-facing SUV future in the Ariya, while its e-POWER hybrid technology provides a third, pragmatic path for buyers not yet ready […]
MG has quietly become one of the most prominent value propositions in Australia’s electric vehicle market. The Chinese-owned brand delivers a straightforward offering: accessible pricing, practical packaging and a market-leading warranty. That mix has helped MG move from niche contender to a mainstream option for Australians who want an EV without a luxury price tag. […]
Chinese automaker Changan has brought its new electric sub-brand Deepal to the Australian market, signalling another step in the ongoing reshaping of the local EV landscape. Deepal’s initial offerings – the S07 electric SUV, now available for purchase, and the E07 hybrid/transformable ute/SUV, with pre-orders open – aim to undercut established rivals on price while […]
Australia’s electric-vehicle (EV) landscape is shifting, and XPeng sits at a pivotal point in the country’s road to wider electrification. Through its Australian distributor TrueEV, XPeng has launched its G6 medium SUV as the first and only XPeng model available on the market, while outlining an aggressive expansion plan designed to lift annual sales into […]
Australia’s electric-vehicle market is rapidly evolving. As we look towards late 2025 and into 2026, a mix of established brands and new entrants is reshaping choices for Australian buyers – from entry-level city runabouts to family SUVs. Below I summarise the most significant model arrivals, assess the current market landscape and policy context, and outline […]
BYD’s presence in Australia has moved from niche to mainstream with remarkable speed. Once a minor player in the local market, the Chinese manufacturer has used competitive pricing, a broad model line-up and tighter control of its supply chain to establish itself as one of Australia’s most contested EV brands. By mid‑2025 BYD’s momentum was […]
Vehicle-to-home (V2H) charging is emerging as a practical way for Australian households to use electric vehicles (EVs) as a home-power resource – providing backup electricity during outages, supporting peak-cost management and, in time, participating in broader grid services. While most home chargers and EVs in Australia today are configured for one-way charging, V2H and other […]
A novated lease can be one of the most tax‑effective and convenient ways for Australians to drive an electric vehicle (EV). As a three‑way salary‑sacrifice arrangement between an employee, their employer and a leasing company, a novated lease packages vehicle finance and running costs into one regular payroll deduction. For EVs this structure can deliver […]
As more Australians switch to electric vehicles (EVs), homeowners are increasingly looking to pair EV charging with rooftop solar to cut running costs and reduce emissions. A solar EV charger – sometimes called a solar-aware or PV-integrated charger – directs surplus solar generation to charge an EV first, only drawing from the grid when necessary. […]
August’s new-vehicle figures show a renewed surge in electric vehicle (EV) uptake across Australia, with Chinese manufacturer BYD once again outselling Tesla and the overall EV share of the new-car market rising to 9.7 per cent. The Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) and the Electric Vehicle Council (EVC) data released in early September illustrate […]
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