China never intended to create so many carmakers. Now the electric vehicle explosion could backfire on Beijing.
The Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer said it made a mistake when it sold cars to Australian customers as 2026 models when they had been made in 2025.
A few years ago,BHP and Rio Tinto expected they would be deploying battery-powered trucks by the end of this decade. Now,those timelines have slipped into the 2030s.
Record numbers of Australians are making the switch to electric cars as new data proves modern batteries last far longer than early adopters were warned.
EV makers believe that following a surge in sales due to the cost of fuel,electric cars have won mainstream acceptance.
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Revenue from poker machines in hotels was expected to grow on average by 7.5 per cent over each of the next four years.
Asia’s ubiquitous three-wheeled tuk-tuks add hugely to the smog and noise of the continent’s megacities. Now,battery-powered versions promise a cleaner,quieter future.
Riding brightly lit e-bikes,the Guimaraes family were on an afternoon outing when Keith Andrew Chambers lost control of his van.
The uptake of EVs in Brisbane paints a divided picture of the city.