Australians living further away from cities see the benefit of EVs that reduce their fuel costs and allow them to go camping or boating on weekends.

Despite the surge in EV charging infrastructure installed in 2023, consumer expectations and demand are not being met.

A new vehicle-to-grid (V2G) standard in the US could make it much easier for EVs to share data and power — and save money for drivers and utilities.

Legislative changes to ensure durability and warranty standards for EV batteries could provide greater confidence in the used EV market.

Consumer demand for EV charging – and electric hot water heating – can be shifted by optimising tariffs.

Australia is still developing rules & regs for bidirectional charging, but the UK is pushing ahead with new tariffs that will unlock massive amounts of battery storage in EVs.