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From Iceland to Australia, hydrogen EVs are surprisingly cool

There were a lot of things that shocked me about Iceland when I visited for the launch of a Volkswagen

We seem to be living in a two-speed e-carnomy, at least here in Australia. How many times have you heard

The NSW Government announcement of EV incentives, tax reform for cars, non-financial benefits for EV drivers and Australia’s biggest and

It has been a long – long – time coming, but it seems the dam walls have finally broken for

Plug-in hybrids are not, in my opinion, a smart choice. That’s the polite version. What I really think could offend

You get the impression we’re at a tipping point with EVs. Whereas five or 10 years ago car makers churned

For a searing satirical summary of everything that’s wrong with EV policies in Australia, just take a look at the

Let’s hope none of those fiscally responsible pollies in the Victorian government wake up to the huge hybrid tax dodge.

I’ve got a theory on electric cars: they’re going to be terrific second-hand buys in future. Now, before you start

If you’re expecting the electric future of Mazda to be as exciting and invigorating as offerings from Porsche and Tesla,

January 10, 2021 EV Central team Comments Off

Hydrogen electric vehicles, often called hydrogen fuel cells vehicles (FCEV), drive the same as regular EVs. They can have one