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Car makers are shockingly efficient at getting their new EV models to Australia to meet our growing demand!

Australia's uptake of electric cars has been positively electrifying!

Ok, we'll stop with the puns...but for those who are ready to join the EV-olution, here is the latest selection of EVs coming to our roads within the next year.

While the EV-olution has been well underway highlighting how drivers can make their commute more environmentally friendly, there has been another emerging topic...solar power. We know solar power is no new concept, for decades we've seen people and businesses alike adopting solar power for their electricity.

Solar power is redefining sustainability in the automotive realm. We're witnessing an introduction of vehicles that harness the power of sun, offering a glimpse into a future where our cars run on pure, renewable energy.

Plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and regenerative hybrid are terms that are sometimes used interchangeably, but they refer to different aspects of hybrid technology. Let's clarify the differences.

Australia is catching up with the rest of the world with the uptake of electric vehicles. The number of models available in Australia is rapidly growing and new-car buyers have a much healthier range to choose from.

While this is great news, if you find yourself wanting a simplified lineup of EVs to consider, we've summarised our favourite EVs and why you should consider them.

Electric supercars have surged to the forefront of the automotive industry as the epitome of sustainable performance and cutting-edge technology.

Here are the 5 electric supercars launching soon that you need to know about.

Financial Wellbeing and helping employees feel confident about your financial future is key to an engaging and motivated workplace.

Here are 5 strategies to help foster financial wellbeing in your workplace!

The 2024 Ineos Grenadier Quatermaster Ute has officially been confirmed for Australia.

Ferrari have just revealed their one-off 'Ferrari KC23' track special supercar at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, designed and built by the Ferrari Special Projects team for the brands ultimate collectors.

It's tax-time. If you're lucky, you'll find yourself in the position of receiving a tax-refund from the Australian Tax Office (ATO).

If you pay HECS (Higher Education Contribution Scheme), Salary Packaging can have an impact on the amount you pay. The impact can either increase or decrease depending on the benefits you include in your salary package.

The key difference between recharging an EV and refueling a petrol engine, is that recharging your EV and the time it takes to do so must be factored into your trip planning. Though manufacturers promote 'fast-charging' times for their EVs, the time taken to charge is considerably longer than refueling with petrol.

Public electric chargers as a result often lead to longer queues or wait times. Many drivers take this as an opportunity to leave their vehicle at the charger (locked of course) and go about their day. If not made back by the time the battery is fully charged, drivers can overstay their welcome at the charger inconveniencing others.

Here are the top 10 rules to EV etiquette: