Nissan’s Ariya electric SUV arrives in Australia this September with a suite of incentives aimed at early buyers, including a complimentary three‑phase onboard charger upgrade and a free home charger for eligible customers. What Nissan is offering Charging benefits Nissan notes that pairing the three‑phase onboard charger with the Autel 22kW unit can dramatically reduce […]
Australia’s electrification of transport is accelerating. Home batteries have already shifted from niche to mainstream, fuelled by the Cheaper Home Batteries scheme and the installation of roughly 1,000 home batteries a day – a rate installers liken to the early rooftop solar boom. Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology, which turns electric vehicles into mobile batteries, could be […]
After a three-day economic roundtable in Canberra, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says there is broad conceptual agreement to move Australia toward a national road-user charging regime that would eventually replace the fuel excise. The plan, which is likely to begin with electric vehicles and roll out in stages, is set for further discussion with state and […]
Australia’s suite of electric-vehicle tax incentives is forecast to cost taxpayers $23.4 billion over the next 11 years, according to Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) modelling published in June and reported by the Australian Financial Review. The projected bill rises from an estimated $285 million this financial year to $4.25 billion by 2035-36, underscoring the scale […]
Mercedes-Benz continues to enhance its electric SUV portfolio with the introduction of the new EQA 250+ and EQB 250+ City Edition models. These variants expertly blend premium comfort, cutting-edge technology, and competitive pricing that falls below Australia’s Luxury Car Tax (LCT) threshold. This pricing strategy is particularly advantageous for novated lease buyers, who benefit from […]
Introduction Australia’s electric vehicle market is gathering pace. For many motorists, lower running costs and fewer moving parts make EVs attractive – but upfront expenses can still deter buyers. Government incentives help bridge that gap, and while there is no single national cash rebate for home chargers, federal and state programs offer a mix of […]
Introduction Switching to an electric vehicle is a significant milestone for Australian drivers. Yet the home charging setup that follows is just as important as the car itself. In Australia, the vast majority of EV charging happens at home, so getting the installation right isn’t just a convenience – it’s a safety and reliability issue. […]
Electric vehicle sales in Australia are charging ahead in 2025, painting a promising picture for the country’s shift towards cleaner transport. The latest data from the Electric Vehicle Council (EVC) reveals that more than 14,000 additional battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) have been sold in the first half of the year compared […]
Tesla has announced the opening of its largest electric vehicle (EV) charging station in the Southern Hemisphere, located in the regional town of Goulburn, New South Wales. This significant development features a 20-stall Supercharger facility situated along the Hume Highway, approximately four kilometres from the existing eight-stall site on Sloane Street. The new site, positioned […]
Electric vehicles are no longer niche toys for early adopters. As EV uptake accelerates across Australia, charging infrastructure is moving from optional amenity to a material property asset. From detached homes in the suburbs to inner-city apartments and commercial portfolios, the presence – or absence – of practical, safe EV charging affects buyer demand, tenant […]
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