
Join Sam Parkinson and Sarah Aubrey for smart, accessible discussion on the latest electric vehicle news, reviews, policy shifts and clean transport developments in Australia and around the world.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 129 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Are the “wrong Australians” buying electric cars, or are we still hearing the same tired arguments about who EVs are for? This week, we unpack the latest round of EV culture wars and separate legitimate concerns about charging access from sweeping cl... more
Electric vehicles have outsold petrol-only cars in Australia for the second month running, accounting for almost one in four new vehicle sales in September. We unpack the figures, the leading models and what growing competition means for buyers. Hyun... more
Australia’s cheapest new car is now electric, with BYD slashing the price of its Atto 1 to just $19,990 driveaway. What does this mean for EV affordability and the wider Australian car market? We wrap up a big weekend at Everything Electric Sydney, s... more
Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology promises to turn electric cars into batteries on wheels, helping households slash electricity bills, power their homes and even earn money by selling energy back to the grid. But how close are we to making this a real... more
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Specs and driver opinions are really helpful but many of us want to hear a podcast on which EVs have the best reliability record.
This show has become invaluable for anyone who wants to keep up with the local (Australian) RV scene. Made even better with Sarah Aubrey.
“AEVA now runs its popular ACT workshops nationally via Zoom. These are free for non-members and very reasonably priced at $22 for non-members. Please let EV-curious friends and family know about the workshop. In two hours, we pack in almost everything you need to know as an EV owner. We are starting to see more and more people coming to the workshop who have either not yet bought an EV or have one on order. This is the way to go! Registrations essential here.
There will also be another worksho... more
Quite a confused podcast I think. In general though, I doubt whether V2G will ever take off in Australia. People have little trust in power companies and our FIT is terrible. I think
Most people feel that suppliers would regularly drain our cars without any benefit to me. V2L and V2H will work though.
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A tech-focused show that centers on electric vehicles, policy shifts, and clean transport developments in Australia and beyond. Episodes blend market analysis, model spotlights, charging infrastructure challenges, and real-world driving experiences, often featuring practitioners and researchers discussing V2G, ADAS, and building-scale charging solutions. Notable strengths include a practical, data-driven approach, strong emphasis on policy and grid interactions, and sponsorships from EV advocacy groups, which help provide listeners with actionable takeaways for buyers, fleet managers, and industry insiders.
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