EVtalk magazine is available for download now
EVtalk magazine is available for download now
In the August edition of EVtalk, Grocery deliveries are going electric at Foodstuffs, Californian EVangelist Chelsea Sexton was here recently for a fourth visit and new sponsors Mercury and Provident get a plug, spelling out what they’re doing for vehicle electrification.
Californian EVangelist Chelsea Sexton was back here for a fourth visit (and by no means her last) to help spread the EV gospel. But she’s praying more will listen after some sessions were cancelled due to lack of interest. Some vehicle dealers need to wise up or they may miss out.
Sexton also features in our “disruption” series about the changes coming in the automotive world.
New sponsors Mercury and Provident get a plug, spelling out what they’re doing for vehicle electrification.
And what about electric scooters? Scoozzi! Yes, you can scoot around on Scoozzi foldable micro-EVs – some even come with seats. They’re a popular form of transport, especially in cities, and more are catching on. We have one to win in a lucky draw at EVtalk’s stand during the evword event at the Vodafone Events Centre in Manukau, Auckland, on September 8 and 9.
We look at charging infrastructure, with ChargeMaster bringing world-leading technology here to power everything from light vehicles to heavy ones like buses. Intelligent EV chargers are also a smart move from EVNEX, started by Ed Harvey who converted a 1997 Honda Accord into an EV as part of an electrical engineering honours project in 2012-13.
Tough tests are undertaken on driverless shuttles, expected to provide short distance services at airports like Christchurch. EVTalk went along for the ride.
And there’s also your favourite mix of columns, statistics, test drives and analysis that provides insights into our industry.
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