Tag: Australia

Chargefox Adds EVX Kerbside Chargers to Network
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Chargefox Adds EVX Kerbside Chargers to Network

EV charging network Chargefox has expanded its reach by integrating the kerbside chargers from Sydney-based company EVX into its platform. The addition of these pole-mounted units boosts access for drivers without off-street parking.Key TakeawaysChargefox has added 240 plugs across 120 locations to its network through a partnership with EVX.The chargers are now available in key areas of New South Wales and Melbourne, enhancing convenience for EV drivers.This move aims to reduce the hassle faced by users switching between different charging apps and networks.With 240 new plugs across various locations including Wollongong, Sydney, Ballina, Byron Bay, and parts of Melbourne, Chargefox's expansion represents a significant step towards making EV charging more accessible. The partnership with E...
XPeng Announces Three New Models for Australia in 2026
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XPeng Announces Three New Models for Australia in 2026

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer XPeng is set to expand its presence in the Australian market with three new models scheduled for release in 2026. The lineup includes an updated G6, a G9 electric people mover, and a large SUV variant of the G9.Key TakeawaysThe updated XPeng G6 will launch in Australia by late Q1 2026 with enhanced styling and performance features.The X9 electric people carrier, featuring up to 702km of range on the CLTC cycle, is set for mid-2026 release.A large SUV variant of the G9 will be introduced by year-end 2026, offering a spacious interior and advanced technology features.The updated XPeng G6, currently available in Australia, will receive an upgrade with refreshed exterior styling, including new front and rear lighting units and alloy wheels. Inside, th...
Australia’s Most Expensive Toll Roads: CityLink Leads the Pack
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Australia’s Most Expensive Toll Roads: CityLink Leads the Pack

The latest research from car insurance comparison website iSelect has unveiled Australia’s most expensive toll roads, with Melbourne’s CityLink topping the list at a cost of up to $12.25 per trip for its 22km stretch.Key TakeawaysMelbourne's CityLink is Australia's most expensive toll road, costing drivers up to $12.25 per trip.Sydney dominates the top 10 list with eight of its toll roads among the priciest in the country.Brisbane’s Go Between Bridge stands out as the costliest per kilometre at $13.50/km for a mere 300-metre stretch.According to iSelect's analysis, Sydney has eight of Australia's top ten most expensive toll roads, with the WestConnex M4 leading in revenue generation and price hikes. The WestConnex M4 is projected to earn $1.88 billion in 2025, marking a significant increas...