August 2025
From Australia Post’s large-scale electric van trial and record-breaking EV sales, to initiatives like the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge that celebrate solar innovation. This month, policy debates are intensifying around fair road user charges and licensing reforms aimed at ensuring safety and equity in the EV landscape. Technological advances such as battery testing, vehicle-to-grid (V2G) integration, and expanded charging infrastructure are strengthening market confidence and supporting widespread adoption. Alongside these developments, awareness is rising of the environmental and health benefits of electrification, including efforts to reduce traffic-related air pollution.
- EV benefits in Australia you might not know about
- Bridgestone World Solar Challenge
- Made by hand and powered by the sun, these vehicles are setting off on a 3,000km journey
- An EV road user charge is looming. Could it slam the brakes on Australia’s clean car transition?
- Australia Post launches largest electric van trial
- Traffic pollution contributes to more than 1,800 premature deaths per year, study estimates
- Batteries on wheels: Why V2G uptake could be the next big opportunity for networks
- Supermarket giant selling toilet paper, oversized pizzas and… cars?
- Why Battery Testing Became the Backbone of Used Market Confidence
- NSW Confirms Targeted EV Licensing Reforms to Boost Safety and Skills
- Is a road user charge for electric vehicles fair?
- 9 EV-friendly road trips, thousands of chargers
- AEVA Charging Station Award 2025
- Electric vehicle sales hit record high in Australia
- Electric-car real-world driving range to go under the microscope in new tests
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