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A report by the Australian Automobile Association reveals three of the country's five road satefy targets are undefined or unmeasurable.
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The two companies will collaborate on developing flexible, sustainable and seamless charging options to support the uptake of lower-emissions commercial vehicles in key parts of the Australian transport sector.
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Changes to Australia’s tax laws exempting EVs from the fringe benefits tax most likely will mean a boom for the novated leasing industry and increased employee interest in salary sacrifice arrangements involving EVs.
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The companies will share knowledge and both short and long-term initiatives to promote transition to battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and to explore development and use of hydrogen in Australia’s transport sector.
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With up to 3,000 units offered across Australia and New Zealand, the infrastructure will support local businesses, including hotels and resorts, based in city centers and hubs—a multimillion-dollar investment by UK-based MG Motor.
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The new Interior Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor (IPMSM) has achieved test speeds of 100,000 revolutions per minute and can produce a very high-power density, an advantage for EVs in reducing overall weight and increasing the range for any given charge.
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Part of a $105 million investment, the program aims to bridge the cost of transitioning fleet passenger, light commercial or sports utility vehicles to models powered by electric batteries or fuel cells.
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Headquartered in St. Leonards, New South Wales, Eclipx Group supplies, finances and manages vehicles on behalf of corporate customers and consumers in Australia and corporate and SME customers in New Zealand.
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MiX Telematics will provide a solution to improve driver behavior with video telematics and driver engagement tools.
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The program is open to individual fleets (business, local councils, and non-government organizations operating a fleet of at least 10 vehicles) as well as to aggregators (fleet management organizations and private business offering fleet leasing arrangements in NSW).
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