Having worked with the Randwick City Council sustainability team for a number of years presenting vehicles and talking to the public as part of the Eco Living Festival + Maroubra Beach Markets at the Broadarrow Reserve, Maroubra Beach.

Displaying a number of member vehicles, plus display vehicles supplied by Cupra Garage Sydney and McCarroll's of Artarmon, we were able to show off a wide range of vehicles, including:

  • Polestar 2
  • Volvo EX30
  • Tesla Model X
  • Tesla Model 3
  • Cupra Born
  • Abarth 500e
  • Fiat 500e
  • A member converted 1971 VW Beetle with a Hyper 9 Motor and around 33 kWh of batteries which is driven daily by its owner.

The members had many great conversations with members of the public discussing topics such as charging, which vehicle may be right for them, EV conversions, and many other associated topics.

At previous events, we'd seen that the council had used generators to power parts of the event. After a suggestion from the AEVA team, the main stage was now powered by an large scale portable bank, which replaces the need for a generator. It's great to see the council updating their processes to further electrify the event.

We also had an overview from a the combined eastern suburbs councils team about the Eastern Suburbs EV Infrastructure Strategy 2023 to rollout EV chargers right across the eastern suburbs, involving Randwick City Council, Waverly City Council, and Woollahra City Council, aiming to add over 440 ports across the region.