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Lucid Motors is releasing an all-new Tesla Model 3 and Model Y competitor expected in 2025. Priced from $73,000, the new model will be the brand's most affordable car released to date.

The model is a battery-electric mid-sized crossover SUV aimed to be a family car, and confirmed to be available in right-hand drive, allowing for an Australian introduction.

2024 is gearing up to be the year we trade horsepower for kilowatts! Get ready as Australia braces itself for a fleet of EVs that are set to make petrol-heads skip a beat.

In a world where environmental consciousness meets the need for speed, the automotive juggernauts are pulling out all the plugs to a lineup of electric cars that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about driving.

Here are the top 5 EVs launching in Australia in 2024 you must know about!

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.

From the sleek curves of its electric cars to the cutting-edge technology that powers them, Tesla has become a symbol of the future. A company that is revolutionizing the way we think about transportation and energy.

To stay at the forefront of innovation, Tesla regularly unveils new technologies and designs to their vehicle lineup. Its latest announcement, the high-performance 'Track Package', exceeds expectations.

Dealerships have been reimagined in 2023 with the introduction of the 'mini-showroom'. The showroom has been completely redesigned offering an innovative and engaging shopping experience designed to offer customers an immersive experience intended to inspire and educate.

What is the Electric Car Discount?

The Electric Car Discount is a policy introduced by the Federal Government providing a fringe benefits tax (FBT) exemption for low and zero-emissions cars from 1 July 2022.

To be eligible for the exemption, cars must meet the following:

• Battery Electric Vehicles, Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles, Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
• Valued below the luxury car tax threshold ($84,916 for FY2022-23)
• First made available for use on or after 1 July 2022

Tesla is still the worlds leading electric vehicle manufacturer. As one of the first to enter the EV market in 2012, they were able to establish themselves as the pioneers of the industry. It's hard to think of EV without picturing a Tesla.

If you're considering making the switch to electric, but want to drive something different to a Tesla, here are some options available today!

Aussies love utes. They have become synonymous with Australian culture and there are even festivals like the Denny Ute Muster that celebrate this love of the pa…

Range anxiety is a term EV drivers are all too familiar with, especially when planning a road-trip.

We've seen a major increase in interest in electric vehicles since the introduction of the Electric Car Discount Policy. With the school holidays fast approaching, here are our top tips to planning a stress-free road trip with your EV.

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) recently awarded $871,000 to Intellihub, a local technology firm, to install 50 of EV Street Side pole chargers across nine Sydney local councils including Waverley, Woollhara, Randwick, Lake Macquarie, Ryde, Singleton, Parramatta, Northern Beaches, and Inner West.