The Model Y is now the best-selling car in Australia, full stop. From a $23,990 BYD to a 615 km Zeekr, the 8 EVs that make the most sense here right now.
Category Archives: 2026
The 8 Best Electric Cars You Can Buy in the UK Right Now
From the £11,990 Dacia Spring to a Sunderland-built Nissan Leaf that goes 386 miles, the 8 electric cars that make the most sense in Britain right now.
The Ultimate 2026-2027 EV Range Chart!
We rebuilt our EV range chart from scratch: 178 cars, 49 brands, three continents, all converted onto one comparable scale. Fact-checking it turned up eight errors in the figures everyone quotes.
The State of EVs in 2026: Who’s Winning, What’s Selling, and What’s Next
Global EV sales just topped 20 million a year. Here’s who’s buying, what’s selling, and the tech about to change everything.
BMW’s Neue Klasse in the Spotlight
Beautifully photographed studio images of the BMW Neue Klasse.
Lexus Unveils Their ES EV – Dull But Drivable?
It’s not the most exciting EV debut of the year, but it may end up being one of the most sensible.
The Last Two Weeks in EVs Were Kind of Insane
Ferrari, BMW, Mercedes, and Rivian all made major EV moves in the same two-week window. Here are the five announcements from early March 2026 that are actually worth your attention.
Whoa, The Toyota Corolla is Now Cool?!
This complete reimagining of the Toyota Corolla looks like a slam dunk.
DUO: A Tiny Electric Capsule Built for Big City Living
Unveiled at TheArsenale’s new concept space inside the Fairmont Monte Carlo, the DUO is a limited-edition electric ride created with Mobilize. More than a car, it’s a capsule, compact, sculptural, and defiantly avant-garde. Think brutalist design meets next-gen function: air-conditioning, heated seats, and digital key-sharing through the MyDuo app. With a 160 km range, it’s practical forContinueContinue reading “DUO: A Tiny Electric Capsule Built for Big City Living”
Kia EV4 Hatch: A Stylish, Spacious EV That Isn’t an SUV — But Will Buyers Care?
In a world increasingly dominated by tall-rugged crossovers, is there enough appetite for a hatchback?