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Rising new-car sales in Europe and Australia appear to indicate the automotive industry is recovering supply shortages caused by the COVID pandemic.
Fleet managers play a key role in the Australian Automobile Association's new-vehicle evaluation program that tests new models on the nation's roads.
The Electric Vehicle Council, Australian Trucking Association, Heavy Vehicle Industry Association and the Australian Hydrogen Council combined forces to advocate the government for a national truck emissions strategy.
Recently previewed at the Brisbane Auto Show, the new-generation Mighty Electric registers a GVM of up to 7.3 tons and a payload of about four tons.
Two “tuks tuks,” small three-wheeled vehicles powered by a 9kWh swappable battery, are undergoing a three-month trial for parcel delivery within a 10 km radius of the IKEA Tempe location.
For the first time since its inception in 1968, the biannual truck event drew more than 40,000 people representing all sectors of the industry.
The Australian state of Queensland has implemented new electric vehicle (EV) incentives, the most generous in the country, reports the Australasian Fleet Management Association.
The strategy presents a “comprehensive roadmap" to offer Australians more choice in cleaner, cheaper electric vehicles.
The Hyundai Mighty electric truck will add to the carmaker's growing local electrified vehicle lineup in Australia.
A report by the Australian Automobile Association reveals three of the country's five road satefy targets are undefined or unmeasurable.
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