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Plug-in Prius? I thought that Toyota hadn't brought the plug-in model to Aus?

Similar with the e-NV200; if I can see evidence that any dealers have them new or used, There are two e-NV200s on carsales.com.au at the moment. This link should give all the electric vehicles currently listed (54) https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/dealer/private/demo/electric-fueltype/?sortby=~Pric...

I think the Fonzarelli's are still available new, they sent me an email last week. Should grey imports be a separate category? You have the minicab i-MiEV there, Nissan e-NV200 and some later model Leafs have also been imported. I think there are a few european plug in hybrids missing too, definite...

Just thought it would be useful to have a list of EVs that can currently be bought in this country. I'm far from perfect, so if you spot anything missing or mistaken, or you can think of something directly related worth adding, then leave a comment and I'll update the original post. For more details...

Can confirm that TimH's iMiEV is silver. Nope! Not sure where you got silver from? See below: https://i.imgur.com/PggwEro.jpg I read the titles of PMs I've gotten on this site, and a combination of bad memory and assumptions lead me to think you were the guy from SE QLD who bought my 2011 iMiEV tha...

Can confirm that TimH's iMiEV is silver.

While the difference here is more than I'd expect from this one factor, I know heat makes a difference in range. You'll get less electric range in winter than summer, although I don't know how much less given Australia has relatively mild winters.

My only trouble with the terms and conditions is the "use of data": "Personal data which you provide when you enter this competition could be used for future Trek marketing activity." It doesn't say whether that means sharing data with third parties for marketing purposes. I'd shoot them an email, b...

Renault Australia doesn't appear to have been heavily pushing them with advertising yet. I don't watch TV and so don't know if they've been advertising there or not, but I have heard at least one ad for Renault EVs on the radio. So its more than nothing, although still less than many other cars, an...

I guess if they manage to get it here before the Model 3 they will want to capitalise on that by selling it at more than Model 3 prices. More like equal it. With the current exchange rate, I''d be surprised if the entry level Model 3 came in at under $55 000, and I think $60 000 is more likely. Thi...

...When asked about warranty they said 12 months. Que? So that means that a replacement battery has a much shorter warranty than the one that comes with a new vehicle? Does that mean they could get away with putting cheap cells in a replacement battery module that crap themselves after 13 months? I...

CSIRO announce quite some time ago that they were working on this. They weren't specific in that article what they had achieved recently. I'm guessing it's that they have a prototype to show people - one step up from vapourware. You'd hope that it would "rival our LNG export industry." That's the w...

Currently the right hand drive Model 3 is optimistically set for mid next year Hmmm from my understanding that is what they said last year. Especially annoying when other people get priority rather than when the order was placed. The delay for places like here and the UK makes sense because it does...

Tesla actually sell EVs in Australia already, and have a history of bringing them here in a reasonable time from overseas release. Hyundai have no track record at all, I hope they really do end up selling their EVs here. Currently the right hand drive Model 3 is optimistically set for mid next year...

I thought all that started from the 2012+ models.

In the manual for my 2010 iMiEV it is on page 8-15 and is called the "low power warning lamp".

I remember hearing a figure of six inches being all it takes to flood a vehicle. Some very brief research says 6"/15cm is about the threshold for a small car, while larger and heavier cars can tolerate maybe 45cm (give or take, depending on the make/model); this is based on actual testing, not just ...

Our Imiev is finally back home After exhaustive testing Mitsubishi Australia have declared (according to Paceway Mitsubishi). 1. That it is within operating parameters for the vehicle to stop with bars remaining. 2. There is no such mode as turtle. If / when it breaks down again it will be time for...

Makes me kinda sad to learn that an electric bus project has fallen through. I don't have any use of one of these batteries, but I'm happy others do.

i noticed a steady drop of about 10km of range over a few weeks, was thinking we had a dead or dying cell, nope, just tyres losing air pressure. pumped back to recommended pressures, back to 100Km range every morning again.. as for the bars randomly dropping off or coming back during the day, our d...

I seen the blue 2012 one in Melbourne (member of here) and looking at a 2010 one in Wagga Wagga tomorrow. Obviously both will need to be trucked to Canberra. You can do it without a truck; it would just be quite time consuming. There are enough charging stations and caravan parks in at least the Wa...

Sorry I am only new to this forum and hope i'm ok to post this. Piman I have a 2011 i-miev wreck (dark red colour) from an accident involving a distracted driver hitting my husband which wrote off the car. I have someone interested in buying the wreck off me but unsure of the value for such a thing...

You say any electric car, but I think an iMiEV would have trouble with that gap near the WA/SA border...
Actually, looking up the distances, I think anything short of a Tesla's range would have trouble with that gap.

[*]The button on the driver door to un/lock the car doesn't always respond I found this when the key battery was close to flat. Do you get the key icon on the dash flashing for a minute or so after the iMiEV is started, which indicates the key battery is getting low? I recently ordered 5 of the cr2...

I've charged at caravan parks three times, all in the one trip (although not in your area). Pakenham Caravan Park was very accommodating. I needed a cabin for overnight anyway, so they gave me the one cabin with a 15A socket, measured my power usage and included $10 of electricity (car+cabin) in the...