EV Evolution: Australian EV Trends, New Models & Charging Updates

Camping With Watts: The Ultimate Guide to Vehicle-to-Load (V2L)

If you have visited a popular campsite in Australia over the last decade, you know the sound. The serenity of the bush is shattered at 5:00 PM by the drone of a petrol generator kicking into life so someone can run their microwave. It’s noisy, it smells, and quite frankly, it’s obsolete. Welcome to the […]

Off-Grid Charging: Solar Trailers and Portable Solutions

The single greatest deterrent to the Australian EV adventure used to be a simple question: What happens when the plug runs out? For decades, the image of the stranded vehicle in the outback was synonymous with a broken fan belt or a cracked radiator. Today, for the electric traveller, it’s the dreaded ‘tortoise mode’ kicking […]

The “Tradie” Test: Can the 2026 Toyota HiLux EV Actually Do the Job?

For generations, the Toyota HiLux has been the unbreakable backbone of the Australian trades. It’s the ute that built the country, survived the outback, and became a symbol of reliability. But in 2026, the “Unbreakable” badge faces its toughest test yet: the switch to electric. The 2026 Toyota HiLux BEV (Battery Electric Vehicle) has officially […]

Crossing the Nullarbor: The Reality of Remote EV Touring in 2026

For decades, crossing the Nullarbor was the ultimate Australian rite of passage. It was a journey defined by noise, dust, and the smell of diesel. You packed jerry cans, checked your fan belts, and prepared for the relentless drone of the engine fighting the headwinds of the Great Australian Bight. For early EV adopters, it […]

Weekly Roundup: The “State of Charge” in Australia (December 11, 2025)

Welcome to your Thursday briefing. It has been a scorching week on the eastern seaboard, and the EV news cycle is running just as hot. As we race toward the end of 2025, the Australian electric vehicle landscape is shifting gears from “early adoption” to “infrastructure explosion.” This week, we’ve seen the NSW government double […]

Used EV Bargains: Why 2026 is the Year to Buy Second-Hand in Australia

For years, the advice to Australian EV buyers was simple: “If you want a good one, you have to buy new.” The used market was a desert, populated only by overpriced, short-range Nissan LEAFs and unicorn Teslas that cost almost as much as a new one. But as we roll into 2026, the tide has […]

Mythbusting: “The Grid Can’t Handle It” (And Why It’s Wrong)

It is the favourite catchphrase of the pub skeptic. You mention you’re buying an electric car, and before you can finish your sentence, they shake their head and say: “The grid can’t handle it. If everyone plugs in at once, the lights will go out.” It sounds intuitive, doesn’t it? Millions of new heavy appliances […]

LFP vs. NMC: Which Battery Chemistry Wins the Aussie Summer?

It’s a classic Australian ritual. The first 40°C day of summer hits, and suddenly, the supermarket car parks are full of RACV or NRMA vans jump-starting dead cars. We know that heat kills traditional 12-volt lead-acid batteries. But what about the massive, high-voltage battery slab sitting underneath your new electric vehicle? As EVs take over […]

The Mobile Power Plant: RedEarth & The Arrival of V2G in Australia

For the last decade, the conversation around electric vehicles in Australia has focused on a single financial metric: “How much will it cost to charge?” We obsessed over cents per kilowatt-hour, hunted for free council chargers, and debated the merits of off-peak tariffs. But in early 2026, the script is flipping. The question isn’t how […]

The “Tax Hack” Deadline: Why You Must Order Your PHEV Before April 1, 2026

If you are thinking about buying a Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) in Australia, you need to stop thinking and start signing. There is a massive financial door closing in Australia’s automotive market, and it slams shut at midnight on March 31, 2026. For the last few years, the Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) Exemption has […]