Electric vehicles represent a fundamental shift in vehicle technology. While some of the shift requires a change of behaviours, much of the shift relates to changes in favour of time and cost savings.

With electric vehicle adoption on the rise, one important consideration for government and industry is the implication of EVs on the electricity grid.

What can we learn from the countries leading the way when it comes to accelerating EV adoption in Australia?

The electric vehicle market is making strides toward becoming a mainstream choice in the automotive industry, but we still need greater energy behind education and policy.

We are seeing exciting advancements in the electrification of public transport networks around the world and buses are taking centre stage.

The underlying influencer of change is government policy. Without this, the future for electric vehicles will be unnecessarily stunted.

New all-electric Niagara Falls tour ferries powered by ABB strengthen our belief that the future of vessels will be electric, digital and connected

ABB’s electric vehicle chargers will provide overnight charging for new Volvo electric buses to operate on the Joondalup CAT route, ensuring zero emission transportation throughout the day.

If you have any interest in electric cars, ABB Formula E, or e-mobility in general, you won’t have missed the very first World EV Day.