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Politicians and media can’t imagine a fossil-fuel free world – and it’s holding Australians back from huge EV savings
Australia is well behind other countries in embracing clean cars â itâs past time we kicked into gear on going electric
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It is tempting to think about what could have been. In 2020, a time many people would prefer to forget, there was a significant push to set an end date for the sale of new petrol and diesel cars.
The UK had announced a ban from 2030. India â the worldâs most populous country and which, like Australia and the UK, uses right-hand-side drive cars â had a target to do the same. In Norway, about 60% of new cars were already electric.
EV car brand boss hopes Australia has hit an EV tipping point
As rising fuel prices push interest in electric vehicles to record levels, this EV company hopes for a silver lining.
As electric vehicle sales rise to record levels, Polestar is hoping current uncertainties around fuel supply mark the beginning of a new era for EV uptake in Australia – and believes its brand is in a great position.
A record 14.6 per cent of new cars sold last month were electric, up 42.3 per cent compared to the month prior. Sales of used electric vehicles also rose, reportedly doubling over the same period.
“The questions around Australia's fuel security, and the independence that can be gained by customers driving electric, I think, is now better established than it was,” Polestar Australia managing director Scott Maynard told Drive.
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