David Waterworth

3 days ago | cleantechnica.com | David Waterworth

More and more electric buses are arriving on suburban streets Down Under. Here are some snippets of news. Thanks to the folks at Bus News for the heads up. The Lord Mayor of Brisbane, Queensland, was pleased to announce on his Instagram that over one million passengers have ridden on the new, electric Metro system. He exclaims: “We are just getting started!” It is part of Brisbane’s preparation for the 2032 Olympics.

5 days ago | nrinvesting.com | Zachary Shahan |David Waterworth

London, June 23, 2025 , (Oilandgaspress) ––– At the G‑Class Experience Center in Graz (Austria), Mercedes‑Benz has been offering G‑Class enthusiasts an action-packed programme since 2020. On the ‘G‑Class Experience’, customers from across the world can explore the all-round capabilities of the legendary off-road vehicle at the limit. Every moment is a new adventure. As a result, demand is exceptionally high and the event is fully booked every year.

6 days ago | cleantechnica.com | David Waterworth

We are getting past the idea of having serious adventures in Tess, our 6-year-old Tesla Model 3. In the early days, we travelled thousands of kilometers into the Outback and across states. We charged at caravan parks, using cords out of windows, and begged for power from friendly servo owners. These have all been written about on CleanTechnica.

1 week ago | cleantechnica.com | David Waterworth

Last Updated on: 18th June 2025, 10:14 pm Great Wall Motors has launched its answer to the BYD Shark in Australia — the Canon Alpha EREV (Extended Range Electric Vehicle). The ute (light truck) market in Australia is huge. In May 2025, one in eight vehicles sold in the country were utes (about 14,000). The top three best-selling vehicles were utes. Plenty of room for competition.

1 week ago | nrinvesting.com | David Waterworth

Last Updated on: Great Wall Motors has launched its answer to the BYD Shark in Australia — the Canon Alpha EREV (Extended Range Electric Vehicle). The ute (light truck) market in Australia is huge. In May 2025, one in eight vehicles sold in the country were utes (about 14,000). The top three best-selling vehicles were utes. Plenty of room for competition. You can read more in CleanTechnica’s May update on the Australian market here, and about the impact of the BYD Shark here.