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'Time is now' for charging expansion as EV buzz builds
Wattle Range Council CEO Ben Gower with his electric vehicle. (ABC South East SA: Josh Brine)
Electric vehicle purchases represented about one-sixth of new vehicle sales in April, industry data shows.
South Australia's RAA says now is the time to expand charging infrastructure to ensure it meets growing demand.
In SA's south-east, the Wattle Range Council is building chargers for its own fleet, as well as public use.
South Australia's peak motoring body is calling for an urgent expansion of charging infrastructure as electric vehicle interest booms in the wake of the fuel crisis.
Sales of EVs have surged this year, with data from the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries' VFACTS report showing EVs accounted for one in six new vehicles sold in April.
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Electric cars are finally having their moment. As petrol and diesel prices soar, it appears everyone on the fence about buying an electric vehicle (EV) have taken the plunge.
Having steadily hovered around the 10 per cent total market share for the past 18 months, EVs accounted for more than 16 per cent in April. That means approximately one-in-six cars sold last month were battery-powered.
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