Using ChargePoint – an essential charging network to know for Australian electric car owners
Whether you own a Tesla or any other EV ChargePoint is a nationwide charging network that every potential Australian electric car user should know about.
Whether you own a Tesla or any other EV ChargePoint is a nationwide charging network that every potential Australian electric car user should know about.
The BMW i3 has been on sale in Australia since late 2014 – it’s one of the earliest, most popular mass produced electric cars on the market globally, and for good reason.
Drive Zero car guides go deep on a specific electric car model – here’s all you need to know about the BMW i3.
If you’re on the fence about ordering a Tesla, then it might be time to sneak your order in before October 31 to avoid missing out on a $1,400 credit.
The NRMA have announced they are making a significant investment in a NSW-centric electric car fast-charging network for their members, but with no charging locations or timeline for the rollout yet.
Setting up a semi-permanent solution for home charging my BMW i3 was pretty easy. Here’s a look at my simple (and cheap) EV charging setup.
BMW’s occasional use charger is included with every BMW i3 and allows you to charge the car, albeit slowly, from a regular wall socket. Here’s my take on the unit and how I use it.
A new survey-based report shows consumers in Victoria have a significant interest in buying an electric car for their next purchase, despite the lack of options on the market and advertising to support them.
Nissan’s Leaf is the most popular selling EV in the world. Here’s what potential Aussie buyers need to know about the new 2018 Nissan Leaf.
Renault’s Zoe compact hatchback EV will be available in Australia – but restricted to trade and government buyers, which is a massive shame. It’s a great hatch but it’s not being priced well for Aussie private buyers.
Tesla Autopilot is very appealing feature of all new Teslas, but the feature doesn’t come as standard – and while the cars offer the hardware to drive themselves, the software and legal implications haven’t caught up yet.