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The seven-seat LDV MIFA 7 electric people mover has been approved for sale in Australia, with a choice of two batteries.

Large electric utes like the Chevrolet Silverado EV and GMC Hummer EV could be on the horizon for Australia, with GMSV evaluating all options.

The Nissan Ariya has officially been locked in for Australia, but the company still doesn't know when its electric SUV is hitting showrooms.

Despite reports of electric vehicle demand slowing in its home market, American brand Cadillac is committing to an EV-only lineup in Australia.

The Cadillac Lyriq won't be alone for too long as GM's luxury brand plans to announce more model launches as soon as the end of 2024.

A government funding boost will see Europcar bolstering its electric vehicle rental fleet, with plans to widen the availability of used EVs.

Behind the Rivian R2's cute face is an electric challenger to the Tesla Model Y, with some impressive range and performance targets.

Nissan Australia has voiced its support for the NVES, but is also campaigning for numerous changes to the government's preferred option.

There are big discounts to be had on the Tesla Model 3, so long as you’re willing to settle for the pre-Highland update electric sedan.

If you can't stomach Turbo badging on an electric crossover, the upcoming Audi Q6 e-tron may be more to your taste.

The NRMA, RACV, RACQ and RAC will now offer electric vehicle discounts of 10 per cent on certain Chargefox chargers.

New regulations in Australia won't spell the end of GMSV's V8-powered models, as the company looks to offset their emissions with its new electric vehicles.

With an onslaught of Chinese electric vehicles arriving in Europe, tariffs are one of the approaches proposed to protect local manufacturers.

Two years after the Felicity Ace caught fire and sank with 3800 vehicles onboard, the car carrier’s operator and insurer have sued Porsche, claiming one of its electric vehicles started the blaze.

Porsche’s Tesla Model S Plaid-killing Taycan has been teased, days ahead of the electric sedan’s official reveal.

Aston Martin has pushed back the launch of its first electric vehicle to 2026, becoming the latest brand to react to slowing EV demand.