Top Australian Capital Cities for EV Charging and Accessibility

Australia’s shift to electric vehicles is well underway, but owning an EV still depends on one crucial factor: charging access. As governments, utilities and private operators accelerate investment, some capital cities stand out for the breadth of their charging networks, supportive policy settings and practical local initiatives that make everyday EV ownership more straightforward. This […]

Nissan ARIYA: A new electric option for Australian fleets arrives in September

Nissan’s much-anticipated ARIYA electric SUV will land in Australia this September, arriving as a compelling new choice for fleet buyers alongside the long-established LEAF. Orders are now open through Nissan’s dealer network and website. With four trim levels and two battery capacities, the ARIYA is positioned to meet a range of fleet requirements – from […]

Optimizing EV Charging Networks with AI and Machine Learning

As Australia accelerates towards an electric-vehicle future, the conversation is shifting from simply adding more chargers to making charging infrastructure smarter, fairer and more resilient. Rising EV adoption, high rooftop solar penetration and increasingly volatile electricity markets mean that the next phase of charging rollouts must be data-driven. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) […]

Why the FBT Exemption for EVs Remains Secure-for Now-and the Likely Rise of Road User Charges

A recent Productivity Commission recommendation to remove the fringe benefits tax (FBT) exemption for electric vehicles has stirred debate across industry and government circles. The proposal – floated ahead of next week’s federal economic reform summit – puts two contentious ideas back on the table: abolishing the FBT concession for novated EV leases and introducing […]