June 2022
June was marked by adventurous EV road trips — from a 1,880km journey costing just $15.50 to a Perth-to-Sydney marathon — highlighting both the appeal and the ongoing charging challenges of electric travel across Australia. A new federal Labor government brought optimism for EV policy reform, with hopes for cheaper EVs and more chargers, while NSW committed $38 million to accelerate EV uptake. Farmers and commercial operators also emerged as unexpected early adopters driving real savings with electric vehicles.
- Australia can slash industrial emissions, create jobs: report
- The 1,880km EV journey from Lake Eyre to Mt Kosciuszko that cost just $15.50
- Perth to Sydney Marathon 2022
- NSW to spend $38m to speed up EV uptake
- Aussie driver details EV road trip and charging station struggles
- Are we there yet? Electric road trip to Perth reveals state of EV charging in Australia
- Australia likely to stay stuck in the EV slow lane despite Labor's federal election win
- Uber putting A$26m into Australian EV market
- Electric cars could get cheaper as a crucial component in them drops in price
- EV drive days kick off in Ku-ring-gai
- Electric vehicles help farmers drive savings and lower carbon footprint
- Bad boys, what ya gonna do? Hyundai's Ioniq 5 and Toyota's Mirai could be after you!
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