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Happy New Years from AEVA NT

Happy New Years from AEVA NT

    Hello [firstname], One last things for the end of the year.   We have made it, 1000 registered passenger vehicles in the NT, please view link below for more information. https://dli.nt.gov.au/strategies/electric-vehicle If there any interested in the Website Working Bee - details attached below. Each Sunday evening we meet up on a Skype call to work on the AEVA website, and anyone is welcome!You might be a branch secretary, or someone interested in posting events, or just someone who'd like to help.It is all very casual, turn up if you can, for as long as you want. What we do each week will depend on who is there!If you have a particular thing you'd like to do, turn up and see if there is anyone who might like to help you. Otherwise, see if you can lend a hand …


  • Released: Sunday, 29th December 2024 05:00 PM

Low-interest EV loans offered for workers earning less than $100k | ABC News

Low-interest EV loans offered for workers earning less than $100k | ABC News

Workers earning less than $100,000 a year will be able to purchase electric vehicles using low-interest loans that the federal government says will save them thousands of dollars in interest. Essential workers like police officers, teachers, fire fighters and nurses will also be able to access the loans regardless of income. The loans will be on offer through Commownealth Bank for new and used electric vehicles worth up to $55,000. The government says the loans will be offered at interest rates up to 5 percentage points lower than the standard rate, which could save more than $8,000 in interest for a $40,000 loan repaid over seven years. AEVA NT Vice Chair Hunter Murray did a piece to camera. YouTube story -  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V29yMRFCKlo


  • Released: Saturday, 21st December 2024 04:31 PM
  • Tag(s): @nt

NT EV Podcast #3

NT EV Podcast #3

In this episode of the NT EV Podcast, Ricky and Joe dive into the electric buzz happening across the Northern Territory. We caught up with Kevin Heslop to chat about the Tesla Christmas Light Show in Darwin, where 12 Tesla owners lit up Frances Bay in a spectacular synchronised display.We also spoke with Mark Barnes from Territory Proud about supporting local businesses embracing the EV future. Plus, we explore game-changing EV tech from Sweden, the potential for EV charging upgrades along the Stuart Highway, and how remote NT towns could benefit from solar-powered chargers.It’s all about community, innovation, and the EV spirit in the Top End. Plug in and join the ride! Listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts or Youtube


  • Released: Saturday, 14th December 2024 07:42 PM
  • Tag(s): NT

NT EV Podcast Bonus bit Joe chats with Peter Campbell, a Committee Member from AEVA ACT

NT EV Podcast Bonus bit Joe chats with Peter Campbell, a Committee Member from AEVA ACT

Our colleagues in the newly-formed Northern Territory AEVA branch have been making an EV podcast. The most recent is an interview with ACT branch member, Peter Campbell.


Canberra to Hobart and return

Canberra to Hobart and return

Many Australians are currently opting to buy new hybrid cars, presumably because they lack confidence in Australia’s highway charging infrastructure. These people should do more research, and a good place to start would be the road trip reports on the AEVA website. We have now done three highway trips in our MG4 during 2024, with a total of more than 6000 km travelled. We have found the charging infrastructure in southeastern Australia to be completely adequate for our needs, while acknowledging that our journeys were not made at peak holiday times.


  • Released: Monday, 09th December 2024 03:12 PM
  • Author: Warwick Cathro
  • Tag(s): trips

NT EV Podcast #1

NT EV Podcast #1

Welcome to the NT EV Podcast – where Ricky K and Joe Chin share their passion for electric vehicles in the Northern Territory. From charging networks to the benefits of going electric, we explore the challenges and opportunities of EV adoption in the NT with local experts, advocates, and enthusiasts. Honest, down-to-earth discussions about the future of EVs in Australia’s Top End.


In defence of a universal, mass × distance road user charge

Distance-based road user charging could replace fuel excise but it has to be implemented properly, and fairly. Chris Jones, AEVA President, explores the issues.


  • Released: Friday, 08th November 2024 09:40 PM
  • Author: Chris Jones
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  • Tag(s): National policy tax revenue