#Electric vehicles
For drivers
Electric vehicles coming to Australia you need to know about
EVs are on the charge in 2025, with the biggest influx of new models - and a host of new brands - set to arrive in Australia over the next 12 months. Here's what we've got to look forward to.
For drivers
Toyota Corolla ZR Hybrid Hatch
The hybrid version of the ever popular Toyota Corolla is more fancied than its petrol equivalents, and there are compelling reasons why. We take a look to help you decide where it might fit in your lower emission transport future.
For drivers
Toyota bZ4X Review
The bZ4X is the first fully electric offering from Japanese auto giants, Toyota. The mid-size SUV will generate plenty of interest from business and individual buyers. Is it the right electric choice for you?
For drivers
The seven electric cars you need to know about in 2024
The trend continues in 2024, with more than 30 new EV models scheduled for arrival on Australian shores. We take a closer look at seven that we think are worth looking at as you plan your business mobility future.
For drivers
2023 MG4 Excite 51 Review
Meet the MG4, MG's first electric car, now in Aussie showrooms. Affordable and sleek, it's a five-door hatchback with a unique all-electric design, making green driving more accessible.
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All you need to know about servicing and repairing an electric vehicle
More and more EVs that will need servicing and repairs. How's the industry progressing with the changes?
For drivers
Kia Niro Electric Review
Kia is charging into the future of electrified mobility from all directions. Read this month’s Driving Insights review of the Kia Niro, to find out more about this compact crossover SUV.
For drivers
The cars that can save you thousands
The Government’s Electric Vehicle Discount bill eliminates the payment of FBT for zero and low-emission vehicles, which makes novated leasing an EV more attractive than ever before.
For drivers
Charging etiquette to keep EVs moving
With the number of EV drivers increasing, can charging etiquette be the answer to relieve the strained charging network?