Resale value is one of the biggest worries buyers raise about EVs. The idea is that electric cars lose value faster than petrol or diesel cars, so you end up worse off when you sell.
The Hilux BEV is Toyota’s first electric ute for Australia. It will suit fleet and government buyers running predictable, depot-based routes or tradies who have moderate towing and payload requirements with a regular place to charge.
Electric vehicles are growing quickly in Australia, with more people making the switch each year as prices fall and more models become available. Global events since the start of the year have further accelerated interest in EVs, adding momentum to an already rapidly growing market.
Chattel mortgages are one of the most common ways Australian businesses finance vehicles. They offer ownership from day one, predictable repayments, and a range of tax benefits that standard car loans do not. For businesses already using this product, the question is increasingly becoming: does it make sense to finance an electric vehicle on a chattel mortgage?
Electric vehicles are growing quickly in Australia, with more people making the switch each year as prices fall and more models become available. Global events since the start of the year have further accelerated interest in EVs, adding momentum to an already rapidly growing market.
Electric vehicles are growing quickly in Australia, with more people making the switch each year as prices fall and more models become available. Global events since the start of the year have further accelerated interest in EVs, adding momentum to an already rapidly growing market.
The Jaecoo J5 EV is one of the most affordable electric SUVs in Australia, priced from $36,990 drive-away. It sits below most rivals on price, both petrol and electric, often by a wide margin.
Recent events in the Middle East have caused a sharp spike in global oil prices, pushing the cost of petrol to a new high.
According to the NSW Government fuel check, the average price of E10 is now 199.3 cents per litre. That is a jump of 22 cents, or 13%, in just the last week.
The federal government offers fringe benefits tax (FBT) exemptions on select electric vehicles (EVs). These exemptions are part of a wider initiative to decarbonise Australia
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