Australian Electric Vehicle Association

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The AEVA is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to switching Australia's transport networks to electric as quickly as possible.

Formed after the oil price shocks of 1973, the AEVA is the longest continuously running EV society in the world. 

We represent all EV consumers, users and enthusiasts.

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Keep the momentum strong by joining the AEVA!

Join AEVA today!

Join today to get access to:

‣ Discounted or free attendance to events
‣ Access to the AEVA Charge Card
‣ Discounts from business members
‣ Diverse social events
‣ Access to AEVA Forums
‣ Access to EV racing/motorsports through affiliate membership with Motorsports Australia

And much more!

 

 

 

Top Stories

 

    2025 AEVA Member's Survey is Open!

    2025 AEVA Member's Survey is Open!

    The 2025 annual AEVA member's survey is on again! Check your emails for a link to the survey, which should take about 15 minutes to complete. Give your feedback and you could win two tickets to the National Conference in Melbourne (valued at $330).
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    AEVA National Conference - November 13th

    AEVA National Conference - November 13th

    The AEVA's national conference is on again! Find your way to Victoria University's Footscray campus on Thursday November 13th for a full day of presentations. The theme is "Embracing the Early Majority".
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    AEVA calls for universal road user charge

    AEVA calls for universal road user charge

    AEVA has, for a decade now, called for a universal mass by distance road user charge. Our policy options paper has been sent to all state and territory Treasurers. You may find this fact sheet helpful in understanding the details when speaking to others and advocating for our policy. Image by Rodney Campbell.
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Media Releases & News

 

  • AEVA to Treasurers: Get the RUC right
    Ahead of a meeting of state and territory Treasurers with their federal counterpart, Dr Jim Chalmers, the AEVA is calling for any road user charge (RUC) to be universal and mass-multiplied.

  • AEVA calls for unrestricted access to EV technical information
    Treasury is undertaking a review of the Motor Vehicle Service and Repair Information Sharing Scheme. AEVA made a submission to this review in which it advocated that technical information for motor vehicle repairs should be as accessible as possible to repairers and to vehicle owners at minimal cost. It also urged that the Scheme should not be used as an indirect means of restricting who can work on EVs.

  • E-rideables: Don't ban them, license them!
    The AEVA has made a submission to the West Australian parliamentary inquiry into e-rideables calling for any high-speed e-bikes to be licensed as mopeds or motorcycles, rather than an outright ban.