> Open Twitter thread here Adelaide is about to launch back into vehicle production. Electric vans will be assembled from a flat pack, and while the unusual construction method is most often associated with furniture, it is set to re-energise local components manufacturing. @mikesmithson7
> Read full publication here Australian electric vehicle developer ACE-EV has sealed a partnership with Adelaide truck body maker Aldom, that will mark the beginning of a light commercial and passenger electric vehicle industry in Australia. Under the landmark agreement with Aldom Motor Body Builders, who have over 40
> Read full publication here By Brittany Evins, Camron Slessor and Eugene Boisvert Posted 14 May 2019, 2:44am Photo: The company said it hoped to build up to 15,000 electric vehicles in Adelaide by 2025. (Supplied) Electric vans, utes and eventually cars will be assembled in Adelaide from next
> Read full publication here Electric ACE Cargo van launched An Australian assembled prototype electric van revealed in Sydney this month is claimed to revolu-tionise both transport and the automo-tive manufacturing industry.The launch event by ACE EV Group was held as part of Smart Energy Con-ference and Exhibition at
A Dutchman has completed a three-year, 95,000-kilometre trip across the world using an electric car. Wiebe Wakker left the Netherlands in March 2016 and drove in his electric car across 33 countries in three years. Mr Wakker faced many issues during his travels, including rough terrain and water in his
> Read full article here An all-electric delivery van, assembled entirely by a local team of engineers and technicians, has officially launched in Australia. The 3.9 metre-long Cargo vanette is the first prototype in a series of vehicles planned by Australian Clean Energy Electric Vehicle Group (ACE-EV). According
