AUSTRALIA’S MINISTER FOR ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY SEES FUTURE IN ELECTRIC CARS

In a first for a serving Australian Government Minister, Josh Frydenberg has shown his in-depth understanding of the exciting future and potential benefits of electric vehicles in an opinion piece published in major newspapers.  

The AEVA has issued a statement in response to today's ABC News article on electric cars "breaking our roads".

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The AEVA recently made a submission to the Australian Government's draft regulatory impact statement (RIS) on changes to the way vehicle emissions are regulated and implemented.  Please find the media release linked below for circulation - 

Press release 24 May 2017.doc

The AEVA recently contributed to the Productivity Commission (PC) discussion paper titled "Increasing Australia's Future Prosperity".

The Beyond Zero Emissions think tank http://bze.org.au/ had the Melbourne Launch of their Electric vehicle report on the 2^nd of November 2016. The report found a shift to 100% electric passenger vehicles in urban areas powered by renewable energy was realistic and affordable and would eliminate at least 6% of Australia’s greenhouse emissions.

Tritium the Australian based award winning technology company active in the EV space has announced the addition of 3 new charger models to supplement the existing Veefil 50Kw DC fast charger. The company can now offer one of it's uniquely small footprint chargers for a range of applications and needs.

ClimateWorks Australia recently compiled a document outlining how electric vehicles (EVs) were tracking in Australia, and what we might do to encourage a more rapid transition to electrified mobility.