ENERGY TRANSITION

Federal government unveils $2bn EV plan to drive green transformation

Major incentives and infrastructure investments aim to boost EV uptake and slash emissions

Flag of australia on the charging plug in an electric car. | Credits: Shutterstock/max.ku

The federal government has announced a $2 billion initiative to boost Australia's lagging EV sales compared with other countries, with less than one-tenth of new car buyers choosing to go electric in 2023. ...

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