Explore the latest developments for Drive Electric and the New Zealand e-mobility industry.
The introduction of an electric vehicle ridesharing trial between commuters’ homes and the Devonport ferry is being applauded by Drive Electric. The not-for profit group,
The New Zealand Transport Agency’s decision to look at boosting its electric vehicle fleet and invest in charging infrastructure has been welcomed by Drive Electric.
E-bikes have the potential to revolutionise urban travel, but more needs to be done to support their uptake, not-for-profit group Drive Electric says. Drive Electric’s
Not-for-profit group Drive Electric has outlined five key priorities it is encouraging the new government to support as New Zealand moves towards an electric vehicle
The objectives of the day were to: Increase dialogue about the benefits, opportunities and challenges of deploying EV and hydrogen technologies Demonstrate the rapid pace
Congratulations to all finalists of the 2017 NZI Sustainable Business Network Awards! Special mention to our member organisations that are finalists: Dee and Steve West
YOOGO Yoogo’s Electric Car Sharing Scheme is rolling into Christchurch EV readers may notice a jump in Hyundai Ioniq and BMW i3 registrations in New
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
Drive Electric Member Yoogo, an innovative Kiwi fleet management company, has been selected by the Christchurch City Council to implement the largest transition of combustion
In 2009 Meridian Energy’s electric vehicle program brought 3 commercial prototype Mitsubishi iMievs into New Zealand. It was the first time in Mitsubishi’s history that
Drive Electric chairman Mark Gilbert is passionate about electric vehicles (EVs). He leads the not-for-profit group, which advocates for the uptake of EVs. “As a
Eric Pellicer is the Commercial Manager at Powerco. In an interview on Newstalk ZB’s Larry Williams Drive show, he discusses the implications of a rapid
How the growing number of electric vehicles will affect New Zealand’s electricity infrastructure is an issue Drive Electric has been investigating. The not-for-profit group’s latest
The following article was published in the June issue of AutoTalk. Click here to view the full publication. A friend recently recounted the story of his
New research from Drive Electric shows the development of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure has reached a pivotal point in New Zealand. The not-for-profit organisation’s
Experience helps Drive Electric promote EVs Electric vehicle champions Drive Electric has expanded its board to help promote the uptake of the technology. The not-for-profit
Thirty of New Zealand’s largest companies are committing to at least 30 per cent of their corporate fleets being electric vehicles by 2019. The initiative represents some 1,450 vehicles – a 75 per cent increase in the total number of EVs on New Zealand roads today.
Thirty of New Zealand’s largest companies are committing to at least 30 per cent of their corporate fleets being electric vehicles by 2019. The initiative represents some 1,450 vehicles – a 75 per cent increase in the total number of EVs on New Zealand roads today.
Started in the United States in 2011 by Plug-In America as National Plug-In Day, the simple idea was to hold simultaneous events across the country
David Crawford, Chief Executive Officer of the Motor Industry Association says ‘the Motor Industry Association has completed a survey of manufacturer’s plans to import and
Transport Minister Simon Bridges today announced an ambitious and wide ranging package of measures to increase the uptake of electric vehicles in New Zealand. “It’s
Christina’s visit in late March was highly successful. Our thanks to Business NZ for inviting Christina to attend the Asia Pacific Energy Leaders Summit, which enabled us
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