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NSW strata charger reforms could reshape apartment EV budgeting

28 Oct 2026: Paige Estritori

NSW has moved closer to making apartment EV charging a practical part of vehicle ownership, with the Strata Schemes Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous) Act 2026 assented on 23 October and government guidance indicating further reforms planned to start in 2027. For electric vehicle buyers in strata buildings, the change is not just a property-law update; it could affect how households think about finance, charging access and the real cost of switching from petrol to electric. - read more

Leapmotor B10 Points to More Choice for Price-Sensitive EV Buyers

16 Sep 2026: Paige Estritori

Leapmotor’s B10 is emerging as another model to watch in Australia’s fast-changing electric SUV market, with local attention building around the compact battery-electric SUV as the Chinese brand expands beyond its larger C10. For households that have been waiting for EV prices to move closer to mainstream petrol and hybrid alternatives, the B10 could become a meaningful addition if it lands with sharp pricing and practical range. - read more

Next Nissan Leaf Could Reset the Family EV Shortlist

26 Aug 2026: Paige Estritori

Nissan's next-generation Leaf is shaping up as a more serious contender for Australian electric vehicle buyers, with the familiar hatchback nameplate moving towards a sleeker crossover format and a more competitive technology package. While local pricing and final specifications are still to be confirmed, the new model matters because it could return a trusted mainstream badge to the centre of the EV conversation. - read more

Cheaper Used EVs Could Change the Finance Equation

12 Aug 2026: Paige Estritori

Australia's electric vehicle market is entering a more practical phase for buyers who have been interested in switching to battery power but cautious about new-car prices. Recent industry reporting points to a growing pool of used EVs, helped by stronger new-vehicle sales over the past few years, more fleet turnover and a broader range of brands competing for attention. - read more

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Understanding the Total Cost of Electric Vehicle Ownership in Australia

Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming an increasingly common part of Australia's transport landscape. Improvements in battery technology, expanding charging infrastructure and a growing range of available models have contributed to increased consumer interest in electric vehicle ownership across both metropolitan and regional areas. - read more

How electric vehicle incentives and tax concessions can affect EV purchase costs in Australia

Electric vehicle incentives, rebates and tax concessions can change the upfront and ongoing cost of buying an EV in Australia. This guide explains the main types of support and how they may affect finance planning. - read more

How Electric Vehicles Are Valued for Finance and Insurance

As electric vehicles (EVs) become an increasingly important part of Australia's automotive market, understanding how they are valued has become relevant to vehicle finance, insurance and resale transactions. Unlike conventional vehicles, EV valuations may also consider factors such as battery condition, software capability and rapidly evolving technology alongside more traditional valuation criteria. - read more

What to know about financing a used electric vehicle in Australia

Financing a used electric vehicle can differ from financing a new EV because lenders may look more closely at vehicle age, battery condition, warranty status, valuation, green loan eligibility and how the car is being purchased. - read more

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