The Low Emission Vehicles Contestable Fund (LEVCF) is open for a new round of applications, Energy and Resources Minister Megan Woods announced today. Up to

Huge progress has been made on growing New Zealand’s electric vehicle fleet in the last five years, but EV advocacy group Drive Electric wants the

Drive Electric, with the support of co-sponsors Meridian and EECA hosted Global EV specialist Christina Bu in NZ from the 26th – 30th November.  During her

Public enthusiasm for electric vehicles might be booming, but there’s also huge interest in the corporate world, with EV advocacy group Drive Electric recently adding

Pictured above: Drive Electric board members Dean Sheed (far right) and Michelle Herlihy were on a panel discussing EVs at the Financial Services Federation’s conference alongside Oscar

Pictured above: Norwegian EV Association secretary general Christina Bu.Electric vehicle advocacy group Drive Electric has been promoting the uptake of EVs in New Zealand on several

Tax breaks are needed to achieve the Government’s long-held goal of having 64,000 electric vehicles on the road by the end of 2021, according to

Electric vehicles are top-of-mind for many organisations looking at upgrading their fleets, EV advocacy group Drive Electric says. New Drive Electric board member Michelle Herlihy,

Drive Electric’s EV charging experts say work is underway to make sure New Zealand keeps up with the latest charging technology. One of the electric

Research commissioned by Drive Electric has generated a deeper analysis of the impact widespread electric vehicle charging would have on the electricity network. Three pieces

“Audi e-tron extreme” Station 1: Siemens high-voltage test bay at Berlin switchgear plant Ultra-high voltage: The Audi e-tron prototype in a Faraday cage – Fast

New electric vehicles will hit the market at a rapid pace over the next two years, not-for-profit group Drive Electric says. That is because the

Waste Management opens electric vehicle conversion workshop where diesel trucks are being turned into EVs for New Zealand streets. Auckland, 29 March 2018: Waste Management NZ

Heavy vehicles are a huge part of the electric revolution, not-for-profit group Drive Electric says. On the international stage, major companies such as Tesla and

Electric vehicle advocacy group Drive Electric is encouraging potential EV owners to find out if their properties are suitable for home-charging. Drive Electric board member

Vehicles that can drive themselves might seem like something straight out of a science fiction film. But new research from Drive Electric shows autonomous vehicles

Not-for-profit group Drive Electric is encouraging the new government to look at a fringe benefit tax (FBT) innovation that would encourage corporate uptake of electric