As the EV market expands in Australia, one question increasingly comes to the forefront: how well can electric vehicles handle towing? Understanding the nuances of an EV’s towing capacity involves a deep dive into factors like battery performance, motor strength, and especially aerodynamics.

A New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES) was announced on February 4, 2024 by the Federal Government. A NVSE incentivises car companies to supply new cars that use less fuel per kilometre. Under the new standard, each vehicle manufacturer has to set an average CO2 target for the vehicles they produce, which they must meet or beat.

EV Stealth Solutions and CBRE take a look at how electric vehicles are influencing the commerail real estate market. Commercial real estate is not limited to office buildings, they also include logistic / industrial hubs, multi-family estates, retail shopping centres and commercial car park operations.

Advocating for Accommodating Charging Infrastructure for EV Towing. As electric vehicles (EVs) gain popularity and more individuals embrace the convenience of towing with their EVs, it is essential to address the challenges they face when trying to charge their vehicles while towing a trailer or camper van. EV charging infrastructure has significantly improved in recent years, but there is still a need for more accommodating solutions that cater to the unique needs of towing EV owners.