Post by eburbsleaf on Oct 2, 2013 21:13:51 GMT 11
Interesting articles in it :
1. Fast chargers in victoria - already covered on this site
2. New fleet partners for the vic trial
3. RACV Inverloch has a LEAF for guests and staff to use
4. Trial Fleet LEAFS for sale
5. Other news ...
Estonia commits to a comprehensive fast-charging network
BMW launches its first fully electric car
Electric car sales on the increase in the USA
Volkswagen prepares to launch electric up! and Golf…
…But not in Australia
The Scottish government has pledged to spend more than £14m over the next two years to replace its fleet of petrol and diesel vehicles with electric cars. They are keen for their country cities and towns to be free of emissions from petrol and diesel vehicles by 2050.
Japanese EV manufacturers team up to support massive government investment in recharging infrastructure
No need to plug in this electric bus
See
enews-evtrials.transport.vic.gov.au
1. Fast chargers in victoria - already covered on this site
2. New fleet partners for the vic trial
3. RACV Inverloch has a LEAF for guests and staff to use
4. Trial Fleet LEAFS for sale
When the fleets participating in the Victorian Electric Vehicle Trial hand their cars back at the end of this year, Nissan will be looking for new homes for its Leaf EVs that have been used in the Trial.
If you’re interested in a second-hand Leaf when its work with the Trial is done – perhaps even the one you have now - please send your name and contact details to leaftrial@nissan.com.au and Nissan will get back to you.
If you’re interested in a second-hand Leaf when its work with the Trial is done – perhaps even the one you have now - please send your name and contact details to leaftrial@nissan.com.au and Nissan will get back to you.
5. Other news ...
Estonia commits to a comprehensive fast-charging network
BMW launches its first fully electric car
Electric car sales on the increase in the USA
Volkswagen prepares to launch electric up! and Golf…
…But not in Australia
The Scottish government has pledged to spend more than £14m over the next two years to replace its fleet of petrol and diesel vehicles with electric cars. They are keen for their country cities and towns to be free of emissions from petrol and diesel vehicles by 2050.
Japanese EV manufacturers team up to support massive government investment in recharging infrastructure
No need to plug in this electric bus
See
enews-evtrials.transport.vic.gov.au