Tag: zero emission vehicles
Australia enters global era with introduction of new vehicle efficiency standards
The Electric Vehicle Council has applauded the Australian federal government for propelling the nation into the international mainstream by initiating New Vehicle Efficiency Standards (NVES), promising enhanced options and reduced fuel expenses for Australian drivers.
Depot of the future delivers Australia’s largest electric vehicle logistics fleet
One of Australia’s busiest logistics providers is set to embark on Australia’s largest vehicle electrification project at its western Sydney depot.
Applications open for Victoria’s Zero Emission Vehicles grants program
The Victorian Government is supporting Victorian businesses to include Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEVs) into their fleets to help them reduce emissions and lower operating expenses.
According to the Government’s...
Australia still lags behind in EV sales with hazards flashing – Electric Vehicle Council
Australian electric car sales remain stagnant relative to global accelerator sales figures, new figures from Electric Vehicle Council revealed today.
In 2020, up to 6,900...
Hydrogen Mobility Australia announces its establishment
Hydrogen Mobility Australia has announced its establishment as 'the voice of the hydrogen industry in Australia', with an immediate focus on building a hydrogen...
Toyota to fast-tracks development of electrified vehicles
Toyota has unveiled plans to accelerate the development and launch of electrified vehicles as it aims for electrified vehicles to account for more than...
Nissan celebrates global production milestone
Global full-line vehicle manufacturer Nissan has reached a significant milestone this week with the production of its 150 millionth vehicle.
Australia has contributed to producing...
Hydrogen cars cruise the streets of Adelaide
Last week, the streets of Adelaide were used as a testing ground for hydrogen fuel cell cars that do not produce any engine noise...
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