Petrol cars typically burn over 12 tons of natural resources extracted from the ground - oil - over the course of their lifetimes

Which, obviously, is used once and gone forever

Meanwhile, EVs use electricity that is increasingly generated from renewable sources

Australia has gone from 35 EV & PHEV models in April 2022 to around 100 models today, including more affordable vehicles like the MG 4 which is under $40,000.

This is just the start for Tesla Australia & New Zealand. Australia and NZ are primed to be big winners in so many ways from electrifying everything. Big markets in battery storage, residential solar, electric vehicles and the minerals powering the sustainable energy transition - ~80% of our…

We conducted a nationwide survey on behalf of the Electric Vehicles Council. The findings revealed minimal opposition to the Federal Labor Government's introduction of a vehicle emissions standard (Published across various media outlets yesterday), and contrary to another poll…

Today, Climate Council launches our plan to slash climate pollution this decade. We can do this now. We must do this now. For our kids. #SeizeTheDecade youtube.com/watch?v=pyIczD…

Australian motorists deserve more choice of more efficient, cheaper to run vehicles.

After years of abandoned policies by the Coalition, the Albanese Government is delivering New Vehicle Efficiency Standards.

Australian media was quick to report that Thailand asked Australia to slow down its NVES so they could keep dumping clunkers in our market.

What we should be reporting is that at home they're racing to transition to EV manufacturing.

bangkokpost.com/business/motor…

New polling by the Electric Vehicle Council of Australia today shows a majority of Australians support New Vehicle Efficiency Standards - with the support highest in the outer suburbs.

Despite a weeks long scare campaign, only 16% are opposed.

canberratimes.com.au/story/8567308/…

The electric revolution continues with new all-time record! ⚡️

Nearly 2,000 EVs rolled onto Queensland roads last month.

We’re making it easier and more affordable to step into a new electric vehicle with up to $6,000 cash back on EVs.

We need an assumed knowledge history podcast, that doesn’t spend time focusing on basics or making the story relatable to a broad audience.

BYD's new EV, starting at less than $10,000, is stoking fear across the industry electrek.co/2024/03/22/byd… by Pete Johnson

The latest EV incentive has dropped in Australia - this time from MG! The company has dropped prices on its EV and those prices now will include all on road costs.

This comes days after MG announced its support for the governments NVES.

whichcar.com.au/news/mg4-and-z…