Welcome to the June edition of EVs and Beyond.
Tesla’s Model Y is put through its paces ahead of August deliveries here.
We critique the Model Y Standard edition, so read our June issue to see how it stacks up and what other variants are on the horizon.
Meanwhile, BYD has released pricing, specs and the first six dealerships for the Atto 3, the extended range variant here first (due September) followed by the standard range about December.
EV demand is high in New Zealand, driven by rising fossil fuel prices and Government incentives. But will supply match the need? See what EV dealers are saying.
NZ Post and YHI Energy are collaborating on expanding EVs and charging infrastructure within the postal network – read more in this issue.
Transport minister Michael Wood got a great reception internationally on our EV policies and uptake, while we also cover electric truck developments here.
The Goodman Property Trust is amping up EV charging infrastructure at its retail business parks to meet customer needs, and we review ChargeNet’s plans for better EV charging stations.
Evnex’s Charging our Charities initiative donates its first charger, plus we see what’s happening on the e-bike front with Nelson’s Hybrid Bikes going global.
FTN Motion’s electric Streetdog successfully tackles the gruelling Trans-Alpine Scooter Safari which raised a record amount for the Cancer Society’s Canterbury-West Coast Division.
You can check out what’s happening with various solar farms, see our national highlights and also global advances.
All that, plus our dealer pages to which you can refer for your next EV, EV tables, and more await your reading pleasure.
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