As the Hyundai Kona EV goes on display at the New York Motor Show, Hyundai Australia confirms intentions to sell the compact SUV late 2018/early 2019
Elon Musk tweets that right hand drive variants of the Model 3 will not be produced, let alone delivered, until mid-2019.
In its latest product roadmap, Ford plans to focus on hybrids over EVs for the near future, with only a single EV planned by 2020.
Audi’s first proper electric car will go on sale in Europe later this year for around 80,000 Euros, but as usual, no Australian release date or price.
Volkswagen has secured huge battery supply contracts to fuel a worldwide push to produce and sell 3 million EVs per year by 2025.
Yet another EV concept from Volkswagen, but they reckon it’s going into production by 2022 at the latest.
Hyundai has announced a pure electric version of the popular Kona small SUV that will be available in Australia late 2018.
Tesla’s Model 3 is still a year away from appearing on Australian roads, but state-side, people are already tearing apart their fancy new cars so the rest of the world can see what a Tesla is made of. Continue reading →
Even though the production version of Jaguar’s I-PACE concept car hasn’t been revealed yet (that happens on March 1st at the Geneva Motorshow), Jaguar wants Australians to know that it will go on sale down under in October 2018.
A state government finally blinked and has promised to get some electric car incentives going.
