Category: ev
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The Sodium Revolution: How CATL is rewiring the EV battery world
The world’s largest battery maker has developed a sodium-ion battery that offers many benefits, particularly for those in cold weather locations.
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Tap. Tap?!
The widescreen in the Elexio is fantastic, yet also not truly responsive to touch for the driver the further you get from them.
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Underestimating my drive
When planning for my novated lease estimating the distance you travel annually is required, not always a figure to hand.
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Elexio Park Function
The Hyundai Elexio assisted parking feature whilst great won’t win any speedy parking awards any time soon.
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73% lower emissions
A long term comparison in emissions between petrol and EV vehicles shows significant benefit from going green.
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Charging the Bush:Rural EV Uptake in NSW & the Infrastructure Turning Point
Distances travelled by rural drivers can often be hundreds of kilometres, hence there has been reluctance to adopt EVs due to a lack of available charging infrastructure. With the NSW government investing to change this, will rural drivers increasingly adopt these vehicles?
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One month in: Hyundai Elexio Elite
What have I liked and disliked about the Hyundai Elexio Elite? Here’s my one month review.
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Electric vs Petrol & Diesel:How Australia’s Car Market Is Changing in 2026
In April, 16.4% of all cars bought in Australia were battery EVs, another record as sales of petrol and diesel car sales saw a sharp decline.
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Navigating the Road Ahead: Understanding Australia’s New EV Tax Changes
The federal government has advised changes are coming that will affect FBT discounts on EVs beginning progressively from 2027.
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The “Electric Divide”: Is 2026 the Year EVs Finally Become Affordable?
The cost of EVs have been out of reach of low income households, but low cost models and increasing numbers of older models are starting to appear on the market extending this market’s availability and benefits.
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