All posts tagged "EV"
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Proposed 2028 cut-off for R134a in new cars
Workshops could be servicing the last new R134a vehicles within two years, with the federal government proposing to...
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The wrong tyre can cost an EV owner 10 per cent of their range
By: Tyre & Rim Association of Australia. As EV adoption continues to grow, tyre retailers have an opportunity...
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Manual gearboxes edge closer to extinction by the end of the decade
New trend analysis from UK data firm Vehicle Data Global (VDG) suggests manual gearbox cars, like diesels, could...
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EV uptake and renewable growth help drive emissions decline
Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions have fallen to their lowest level since the COVID-19 pandemic, with growing electric vehicle...
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Parts Coverage Catches Up with the Chinese Vehicle Surge
Goss has expanded its range in key product segments to suit the growing Chinese vehicle segment. The range...
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The Rise of Voice Control in Fleet Vehicles
Voice control is reshaping how fleet drivers interact with vehicles. Once considered a convenience feature, it is now...
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Your next tyre sale might come with software attached.
Michelin has formalised its universal tyre digital twin, a software driven system that can predict tyre behaviour in...
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EV Tyres: What’s Actually Inside the Rubber and What Happens When It Wears Out
Electric vehicles are no longer a curiosity in Australian workshops. They’re on your ramps and the tyres they...
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EV Charging Funding Program for workshops
The Government’s DRIVEN Charger Grant Stream gives organisations funding to build new public fast electric vehicle charging stations...
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Real-World Data: EV batteries degrade just 2.3% per year
A large-scale real-world analysis has found that modern electric vehicle batteries are designed to last longer than the...
