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

The Icon Reimagined: Toyota Confirms EV for Next‑Generation Corolla

For more than half a century the Toyota Corolla has been shorthand for reliability and practicality. Since 1966 the model line has sold in the tens of millions, quietly underpinning transport fleets, family garages and small‑business operations across the globe. Now, in a move that signals a clear strategic pivot, Toyota has unveiled a striking […]

Zeekr 7GT Electric Wagon Coming to Australia? The Tesla Rival That’s All About Power and Practicality

The Australian EV landscape is shifting faster than the torque of an all-wheel-drive electric motor, and the newest, most compelling contender is not from Germany, Japan, or the US. It’s the Zeekr 7GT, an electric ‘Shooting Brake’ that is causing an absolute sensation globally and has just made its tantalising debut on Aussie soil. For […]

Honda’s Electric Revolution Hits Australia: The Super-ONE Arrives in 2026!

The automotive landscape in Australia is set for an exciting jolt of electrification, as Honda confirms the arrival of its first-ever Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) for the local market. Forget the long-departed whispers of the Honda e; the future is compact, playful, and distinctly Japanese. Scheduled for the second half of 2026, the car set […]

Australia’s Solar Sharer: a midday win for EV owners – what you need to know

From July 2026 the federal government’s Solar Sharer program will require energy retailers to offer households three hours of free electricity each weekday during the middle of the day. The scheme – available to customers with smart meters who opt in – is designed to make better use of daytime solar generation and give households […]

The Megawatt Revolution: BYD to Launch 1MW Hyper-Fast Chargers in Australia by 2026

The long-standing comparison between topping up an electric vehicle and refuelling a petrol car is about to be shattered. Chinese automotive giant BYD is not just delivering electric vehicles; it is preparing to redefine the fundamental economics of EV ownership in Australia with the scheduled launch of its 1-Megawatt (1MW) “Flash Chargers” starting in 2026.1 […]

Range Anxiety” Debunked: How to Plan for Australian Country and Regional Driving

The fear of running out of charge—”range anxiety”—is often cited as the biggest hurdle for Australians considering the leap to an Electric Vehicle (EV).1 In a country defined by vast distances, this worry is understandable.2 However, for a rapidly increasing number of Australian EV owners, it’s becoming clear that range anxiety is a phantom. It’s […]

The EV Ute is Coming: Will the BYD Shark or LDV Maxus Conquer the Tradie Market?

The dual-cab utility, or ‘ute’ as it is known across Australia, is more than just a vehicle; it is the beating heart of the nation’s commercial and recreational landscape. It dominates the sales charts, acts as the ultimate multi-tool for the weekend warrior, and is the essential mobile office for millions of tradies. For the […]

Charging Cost Showdown: Pricing Models and Discounts

For most Australians, the cost-saving potential of these apps, particularly through membership discounts, can significantly reduce the total cost of EV ownership. Here is a detailed breakdown of the specific pricing models and key discount schemes available on ChargeFox and Evie Networks for Australian drivers, particularly those linked to motoring clubs. The public charging cost […]

Charging App Showdown: PlugShare vs. ChargeFox vs. Evie – The Best Tools for Australian Drivers

An Australian EV driver’s journey is only as smooth as the apps they rely on. As the nation’s electric vehicle landscape matures, the initial flurry of confusing, network-specific apps is beginning to settle into a more defined ecosystem. For Aussies hitting the road, three apps stand out as essential tools: PlugShare, the universal locator and […]

Sydney to Melbourne in an EV: The Ultimate Charger-by-Charger Road Trip Guide

The 880-kilometre Hume Highway stretch between Sydney and Melbourne, Australia’s busiest inter-city corridor, is no longer the sole domain of petrol and diesel cars.1 With a rapidly expanding network of DC fast chargers, the electric vehicle (EV) road trip is not just possible—it’s practical, fast, and often more restful than its fossil-fuel counterpart.2 This detailed, […]