Tesla brings Model 3 to show rooms all around Australia
Tesla has sent out invites to Australian Tesla Model 3 reservation holders this week inviting them to take a first look at the car in person.
Coming soon: Drive Zero’s Electric Car Cable Rental service for Tesla’s, Type 1 and Type 2 equipped cars – charge your electric car on road trips without spending a fortune on cables
Drive Zero is launching a rental service for Electric Car owners, with a set of cables and adapters that will allow you to charge effectively off the beaten track.
Renault’s ZOE now available for purchase by the public – Renault ZOE Drive Zero Car Guide
The Renault Zoe is a fantastic small EV to drive, and is now available to private buyers in a number of select Renault dealers in each state.
The Tesla Roadster (first generation) Drive Zero Car Guide
With only around 2,500 Tesla Roadster’s ever being made, they’re an amazing piece of engineering that’s fast, has a long range and was the first true electric car to make a serious impact in many different ways.
Renting a Tesla Model S with Thrifty in Sydney
If you’re looking to experience the future of cars generally; or jump in a Tesla more specifically; Thrifty’s Model S at Sydney Airport is a fun option to at least price up and consider – if they have it available.
The Volvo XC90 Drive Zero Car Guide
The Volvo XC90 is a PHEV that’s produced by a traditional car company with a list of extras that run off the page, down the table and out the door.
The Tesla Model 3 Drive Zero Car Guide
Tesla’s Model 3 is probably the most awaited car of the last decade – or at least the most game-changing. Here’s what potential Aussie buyers need to know before ordering.
Drive Zero Tesla Model 3 Australian Pricing calculator – now updated with latest Performance options pricing
Use our Tesla Model 3 cost guesstimator to look at how much a Model 3 will cost in Australia with various options, factoring in the various taxes and LCT.
How to charge your Electric Car in Canberra – a look at charging options in the ACT
Canberra’s charging infrastructure is quite mature, so existing EV owners can fairly easily and cheaply charge their car while in Canberra – but owners of newer EVs won’t be able to rapid charge due to the older CCS1 plugs in use.
Using ChargePoint and other public EV chargers to charge a Tesla (or new BMW i3, Jaguar IPACE or Renault Zoe)
Want to know how you charge your new Type 2 connector-equipped electric car or Tesla at a ChargePoint charger? This is what you’ll need.