What are some of the new and exciting EV models we can expect in Australia this year that are worth keeping an eye on.

Australians are turning away from electric vehicles – even previous EV enthusiasts – as Tesla and other big carmakers slash ...

EV sales in 2025 have gotten off to a shaky start, with January seeing a big drop across the board, including Tesla and BYD.

The plunge in Tesla sales comes amid Musk’s increasing involvement in global politics and rising competition from China.

The car industry reported a 3.3 year-on-year decline in January, with industry experts tipping that 2025 will fall short of last year’s record of 1,237,287 new cars. Portside strikes by stevedores ...

Currently, the new Model Y is only available in China and Australia ... down from 4.8 seconds. Enhanced Comfort and Technology Inside, Tesla has made the Model Y even more appealing for travelers ...

The Tesla Model Y facelift has gone on sale in select Asian countries, Australia and New Zealand ... Y is 47mm longer than the pre-facelift at 4,797mm, and 1mm narrower at 1,624mm.

Australia’s next electric SUV from China is the EX5 from Volvo parent company Geely, which promises prices in line with a mid ...

Tesla initially launched the new car in a rather unusual way, starting first in China and Australia ... the new Tesla Model Y has a WLTP range of 353 miles, a 0-60 mph time of 4.1 seconds and ...

Deliveries of the new model will be begin in China in March, before expanding to markets like Australia ... 4.5% increase over the 688 km (428 miles) previously provided by that trim. Tesla ...

Polestar 7 compact SUV locked in as a genuine alternative to the Tesla Model Y, Kia EV5 and Hyundai Ioniq 5 Australia’s new car market rose very slightly in volume in 2024 compared to 2023 - but it ...

open image in gallery The back seats in the new Tesla Model Y are now powered and can be reclined slightly, or folded completely flat from the boot. (Steve Fowler) The 15.4-inch central ...