EV stories

The growth of the EV community in NZ is made evident by the scale of the event this year.>>

BMW has launched a factory-fitted, fully integrated inductive charging facility for the high-voltage battery in a plug-in hybrid vehicle.>>

A group of citizen scientists are planting tracking devices in electric vans and cars to measure their performance every minute of the day.>>

HAVAL unveiled a raft of new vehicles boasting new engine technologies.>>

In this part of the review, I will go over some more of the internal features and UI as well as the pros and cons of owning a Tesla.>>

Money can’t buy you happiness but it can buy you a Tesla, which is the next best thing.>>

New standards have been introduced by the country’s largest body of panel beaters to cope with increasing numbers of EVs.>>

An all-electric version of the Kia Niro SUV has been unveiled at a special event.>>

HAVAL has previewed its first plug-in hybrid ahead of its official reveal.>>

New Zealand businesses are increasingly embracing more sustainable transport options to get their employees from A to B.>>

Meridian Energy has launched its latest campaign to encourage the uptake of electric vehicles.>>

Waste Management NZ recently opened New Zealand’s first workshop dedicated to converting diesel trucks into electric vehicles.>>

The silent convoy will give Hutt City residents a chance to test drive some electric cars.>>

Heavy vehicles are a huge part of the electric revolution, according to not-for-profit group Drive Electric.>>

The company has used a bit of Kiwi ingenuity to change a gas-guzzling 1957 Ford Fairlane to plug-in electric.>>

The switch to an electric vehicle drove many Kiwis further along the path to a sustainable lifestyle.>>

UBCO is now street legal with the release of a road-registerable model of their EV.>>

More electric vehicles will be hitting New Zealand’s highways, bus lanes and streets with another round of government funding.>>

Thousands of tourists could be driving electric campervans within the next two years.>>

The Warehouse has started installing electric vehicle charging stations at many stores across New Zealand...>>

“EVs are undoubtedly the future of domestic transport in New Zealand...">>

ChargeNet New Zealand continues to grow their nationwide charging network...>>

"From petrol to electric vehicles, like cars replacing horses...">>

Security is extremely important when using an app that controls the entire vehicle...>>