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Not long ago, a second-hand EV in Australia was something you found after a long wait, usually an ex-government or ex-fleet Tesla or Hyundai, and often at a pri…

Halfway through 2026, Australia's automotive landscape looks almost unrecognisable from just a few years ago. The brands filling driveways, the powertrains …

The BYD Atto 1 has landed as Australia's cheapest electric vehicle, priced from $23,990 plus on-road costs. For anyone who's been priced out of going electric, this is the car that changes the maths, especially once you consider novated leasing.

Australians are snapping up used electric vehicles at record pace, and for good reason. With fuel prices biting harder than ever, the shift to electric is no longer just an environmental choice; it's a financial one. But here's what many buyers don't realise: you don't have to buy a used EV outright to access one. A novated lease on a used electric car could save you significantly more, and the process is simpler than you think with Remunerator.

We know a novated lease is really about making your life feel a little bit lighter.

When you add an Electric Vehicle (EV) into the mix, that feeling of "Total Wellbeing" shifts into high gear. Here is how going electric helps you breathe easier, literally and financially.

It’s here.

After years of speculation, Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology has finally arrived in Australia.

So, what does this really mean for drivers?

Electric vehicles are here to stay. Charging them? Easier than you might think.

This guide breaks down home charging, public charging, typical costs, and some practical tools that can make the process easier.

Electric vehicles have become a familiar sight on Australian roads. More and more charging stations are popping up, new models are arriving every year, and the technology is improving fast.

But that doesn’t mean an EV is the perfect fit for everyone. The real question is whether it works for your lifestyle, budget, and the way you drive. Here are five key things to think about before you make the switch.

Fast, fun and full of surprises

Buckle up. July was one for the books. From Aussie racing triumphs to electric car shake-ups and iconic car festivals, the auto world had a lot going on.

Here’s your recap of what went down in the car world last month.

Get ready, Australia! Xpeng, the innovative Chinese EV manufacturer, is set to debut its highly anticipated G6 SUV later this year. Rivalling the Tesla Model Y, the Xpeng G6 offers impressive specs, sleek design, and competitive pricing, promising to shake up the Australian electric vehicle market.