The AEVA has once again reiterated it's conditional support for road user charging - only if it's universal and mass-multiplied.
The AEVA has once again reiterated it's conditional support for road user charging - only if it's universal and mass-multiplied.
On May 17th the Australian Government passed it's New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES) through both houses of parliament, making it …
300 AEVA members responded to our national EV policy survey, by ranking 18 policy areas according to their assessment of …
AEVA's submission to the National EV Strategy has called for a nationally consistent framework for EV policies. Among other measures, …
The AEVA is one of dozens of organisations and companies who have written an open letter in The Age to …
The Australian Government Future Fuels Strategy discussion paper was light on ambition and soft on support for EVs.
Two years overdue, the Australian governments discussion paper into reducing transport emissions is a disappointing exercise in delay.
Infrastructure Partnerships Australia recently published a report encouraging the implementation of a road use charge for EVs as a matter …