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We’ve got the goods on the new Hyundai Kona Electric.
Plus we check out Jucy’s electric campervan, used by two French students for a five-month trial which will result in Jucy adding more e-campers.
We also review the Toyota Prius Prime PHEV.
The latest EECA low emission vehicles contestable funding round has been announced, with $3.87 million provided for 19 projects. Find out who got what.
A new EV dealer in Auckland has something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue – you’ll get the drift.
Sparkies want to be a bigger part of the EV conversation. Find out why. And Meridian Energy has struck a deal with electric utility bike firm UBCO.
We also look at SEA Electric’s drivetrain for commercial vehicles with the Australian-based company already setting up shop in New Zealand.
Kiwi company Blue Cars has been working with EV batteries for some time and is looking ahead to its next project.
Whether speed limits or other restrictions are needed for low-powered electric vehicles like e-scooters are explored in our Micro EV pages.
ITS New Zealand has chartered an ambitious route following its AGM, and we consider AV developments and ponder whether drones and e-bikes have sufficient insurance cover.
Watercare is plugging in to EVs as part of its commitment to convert its fleet, and newly established EVRoam takes the range anxiety out of EV driving.
Check out our Diary section to refresh your memory.
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