Ask the EV Guru: The 5 Most Popular Questions Our AI Chatbot Is Answering Right Now

The electric-vehicle transition in Australia has moved from early-adopter novelty to mainstream consideration. Cheaper models entering the market, state and federal incentives, and the rollout of the New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES) from early 2025 mean EVs are now a practical option for a broad cross-section of drivers. For many Australians, the first step in […]

Upcoming EVs Confirmed for Australian Launch in 2025: What to Pre‑Order Now

The electric vehicle transition in Australia has moved from niche to mainstream, and 2025 looks set to be a pivotal year. With increased model availability across price points, improved public fast‑charging networks and growing appetite from private buyers and fleets, Australians have more credible EV choices than ever before. From affordable urban crossovers and family […]

Tesla Model Y vs Hyundai IONIQ 5: Which Electric SUV Is Right for Australian Families?

The electric-SUV debate that has many Australian families thinking twice about their next car: Tesla Model Y versus Hyundai IONIQ 5. Both are formidable entries in the EV market, but they arrive with contrasting philosophies, strengths and trade-offs. This piece cuts through the marketing noise to help Australian buyers – from families to weekend adventurers […]

Stop Leaving Cash on the Table: The Ultimate 2025 Guide to Australian EV Rebates and Incentives

Introduction If you’re weighing a move to electric, congratulations – you’re stepping into Australia’s fastest‑growing vehicle market. But while range and charging get the headlines, the real complexity for buyers in 2025 is incentive‑anxiety. Federal tax changes, state and territory rebates, and a patchwork of charging grants mean the savings you can access depend heavily […]

Tesla launches Australia’s longest-range Model 3 – and what it means for the local EV market

Tesla has quietly expanded its Model 3 line-up in Australia with a new Long Range rear‑wheel‑drive (RWD) variant for the 2026 model year, offering an advertised single‑charge range of up to 750 kilometres. If delivered to market as stated, this would make it the longest‑range battery electric passenger car available in Australia today and a […]