Whether purchasing an electric vehicle outright or accessing one via a novated lease, tax incentives exist at both the state and federal level to encourage the uptake of EVs. As with all things tax, the devil is in the detail and Andy Larmour, KPMG’s national lead for the taxation of motor vehicles will be providing an overview of the current legislation from a tax perspective as relates to EVs and will also cut through the complexity surrounding the eligibility criteria for the FBT exemption to apply as well as sharing worked examples of the potential savings available where concessional tax treatment is available . Andy will also cover off on the current landscape on road user charging after the High Court ruled Victoria's road-user charge for EV drivers was unconstitutional and will be available to provide general advice to any questions you might have.
Thinking of buying an EV but unsure where to start? This panel covers everything you need to know before making the switch, from choosing the right model to understanding the charging infrastructure and maintenance needs. Learn how to assess your needs, budget, and lifestyle to find the perfect electric vehicle for you.
As electric vehicles (EVs) become central to the push for net-zero emissions, this panel will explore their true environmental impact. From battery production to energy demands, we’ll examine the trade-offs involved in their adoption. Are EVs the key to a greener future, or do they come with hidden costs? Join us as we unpack the complexities of EVs in the race to net zero.
The design of electric vehicles is evolving, with manufacturers pushing the boundaries of innovation. In this panel, we’ll explore the latest advancements in EVs; as the automotive industry undergoes a radical transformation, electric vehicles (EVs) are at the forefront of innovation, reshaping the way we drive, design, and manufacture cars. From cutting-edge battery technology and sustainable materials to AI-driven systems and aerodynamic advancements, this discussion will explore how car makers are pushing the boundaries of EV design.
How much does it really cost to charge an EV, and how does this compare to traditional petrol vehicles? In this session, experts will break down the cost of charging at home versus using public charging stations, highlighting the factors that influence your charging costs. Learn how to calculate the expenses of running an EV, and how making the switch could be more cost-effective than you think.
Electric vehicles are not only changing the way Australians drive—they're reshaping the electricity grid itself. In this keynote, Matthew will explore how EVs are driving smarter, more flexible energy systems, and what this means for households, businesses and electricity providers. Drawing on real-world data from Flow Power’s residential plan, Flow Home, he’ll highlight how aligning EV charging with renewable energy can cut costs, reduce emissions and support grid stability. This session offers a compelling look at the role of EVs in accelerating Australia’s clean energy future.
Dr Patricia S. Lavieri explores the critical question of how we can enable widespread access to electric vehicle (EV) charging in apartment buildings—an often-overlooked challenge in the transition to sustainable transport. Drawing on her expertise in consumer behaviour, transport systems, and integrated energy solutions, Dr Lavieri will discuss the barriers and opportunities for equitable access to EV charging, and the vital role of smart technologies in shaping future mobility.
As cities become smarter and more connected, EVs are playing a key role in the evolution of urban mobility. Join this conversation to explore how electric vehicles integrate into the smart city ecosystem, enhancing sustainability, reducing traffic, and contributing to cleaner air. Discover the future of EVs in a world of interconnected technology.
Electric vehicles are no longer a trend — they’re the future of transportation. In this panel, experts will discuss the long-term viability of EVs, including the growth of charging infrastructure, government incentives, and consumer demand. Learn why the shift to electric is inevitable and how it will shape the future of mobility.
The technology behind electric vehicles is advancing rapidly. This panel will delve into some of the coolest tech innovations, including vehicle-to-grid technology, autonomous driving, and what the future holds for EVs. Discover how these developments are reshaping the automotive industry and what to expect in the near future.
Adrustralia is rapidly embracing electric vehicles, but what can we learn from the global landscape? In this fireside chat, we’ll explore the key trends driving EV adoption worldwide and how Australia can apply these lessons to accelerate the transition. Gain valuable insights into how other countries have tackled challenges and how Australia can follow suit.
Join Sam Evans, EV advocate and creator of Australia’s largest EV YouTube channel @ElectricViking, as he unpacks how Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology—turning your EV into a mobile battery—could be the catalyst for an electric vehicle explosion in Australia. Sam will explore what V2G means for energy independence, the grid, and why this innovation is a game-changer for Aussie drivers.
Hear directly from one of Australia's biggest EV influencers and thought-leaders with an exclusive Q&A.
Fire safety at EV charging sites is a growing concern as electric vehicle adoption increases. Emma Sutcliffe, Project Director of EV FireSafe, explores the key fire risks, real-world case studies, and practical solutions to enhance safety at charging locations. Learn how smarter site design, advanced fire detection, and industry collaboration can mitigate hazards and ensure a safer future for EV infrastructure.
With Australia’s new Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) and Vehicle-to-Home (V2H) standards announced by Energy Minister Chris Bowen at our last show in Sydney Nov 2024, what does this mean for drivers, energy companies, and the power grid? Join industry experts as we unpack V2G in simple terms – and explore how your electric vehicle could do more than just drive – it could help power your home, reduce energy costs, and support Australia’s transition to a cleaner, more flexible energy system.
Tired of the negative media hype and outdated information? We're here to set the record straight and help you understand the real benefits of driving electric. Join our panel of EV experts as we debunk the most common myths and misconceptions surrounding electric vehicles. Get ready to be amazed by the truth about electric vehicles and see why they're the future of sustainable transportation.
How much does it really cost to charge an EV, and how does this compare to traditional petrol vehicles? In this session, experts will break down the cost of charging at home versus using public charging stations, highlighting the factors that influence your charging costs. Learn how to calculate the expenses of running an EV, and how making the switch could be more cost-effective than you think.
With EV adoption on the rise, is a hybrid the best way to transition, or should you go straight to an electric vehicle? This panel explores the role of hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles in the shift to electrification—comparing cost, charging convenience, fuel savings, and long-term value. Experts will discuss whether hybrids offer the perfect balance or if they’re just a stepping stone on the road to full EV adoption. If you're considering your next car, this discussion will help you make the right choice for your lifestyle and budget.
Are you new to the world of electric vehicles? This session is designed for first-time buyers, covering everything you need to know before purchasing your first EV. From choosing the right model to understanding charging options and government incentives, our panel of experts will guide you through the basics to help you make an informed decision.
Are electric vehicles practical for families? This fireside chat will explore the practicality of EVs for family use, from space and comfort to range and charging. Hear from families who have made the switch and get insights on how EVs can meet the everyday needs of parents and children.
Join Sam Evans, EV advocate and creator of Australia’s largest EV YouTube channel @ElectricViking, as he unpacks how Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology—turning your EV into a mobile battery—could be the catalyst for an electric vehicle explosion in Australia. Sam will explore what V2G means for energy independence, the grid, and why this innovation is a game-changer for Aussie drivers.
Hear directly from one of Australia's biggest EV influencers and thought-leaders with an exclusive Q&A.
2025 is set to be a game-changer for the Australian EV market. While last year saw a slight dip in EV sales, this year brings a turning point. With the New Vehicle Efficiency Standard pushing carmakers to reduce their carbon footprint, charging infrastructure expanding, and an influx of new EV models hitting the market, consumer demand is primed to surge.
The big question is: How are you reaching these potential buyers?
Now in our third year, Future Drive AutoShows has become Australia’s premier platform for connecting EV manufacturers with high-intent consumers – so all you have to do is show up!
Welcome to EV Quest — your source for electric vehicle insights, based in New Zealand. Hosted by Adrian Maidment, the podcast features a weekly roundup of the latest EV news from Aotearoa, Australia, and around the world, often joined by Riz Akhtar from Carloop. You'll also hear interviews with key figures from the EV industry and the wider sustainability sector, along with reviews of the latest electric vehicles.
EV Podcast Host
EV Quest
Andrea Persico, Director of Amped Consulting, works on EV projects from transitioning fleets to new technology trials.
With 20 years diverse experience in business and project management, Andrea is a skilled communicator and problem solver. Andrea started her career in sales and management of the family Electrical Wholesale business, and has more recently worked in Electric Vehicle Sales and EV charging projects for domestic, public and fleets.
In between she has started and run a ridiculous range of businesses, from vintage car tours in Tuscany, beekeeping in NSW, and a not for profit Library of Things. She is passionate about climate action and a rapid transition to electric technologies, and ensuring that vulnerable communities are not left behind in the transition.
EV Charging Specialist
Amped Consulting
Andy Larmour is a Principal Tax Director at KPMG and its national lead and subject matter expert on the taxation of electric vehicles. Andy is a well-known public speaker who regularly addresses conferences and online forums to discuss the tax consequences of owning and leasing vehicles for both employees and employers, with a particular focus on novated leasing and, more recently, subscription-based arrangements for motor vehicles. Andy is a Chartered Tax Advisor and Registered Tax Agent and has recently gone through his own personal journey of procuring an electric vehicle.
Principal Tax Director, National Lead for EV Tax
KPMG
I'm a retired professional electrical engineer, who was one of the founding partners of AUSTEK ENGINEERING P/L. We provided design and consulting services to the industry for 35 years.
Since retirement, I have completed 5 ICE EV Conversion car projects, including a Holden Barina, MGB , MGF , Toyota 40 series Landcruiser and a John Deere Gator ATV.
I'm just starting my 6th conversion project being a Fiat X19 2 door, sports car.
Electrical Engineer & EV Conversion Enthusiast
Bryce Gaton is passionate about all things EV. He has more than fifteen years of experience with EVs and works to support and inform business, government and the general public through the EV transition support consultancy EV Choice. (EV Choice provides services in all aspects of the EV Transition including fleet EV Transition planning, policy advice and copywriting on all aspects of EVs, EV charging and the wider aspects of the EV transition, along with public information lectures and webinars). He is also a writer for Australia’s premier EV news site, TheDriven.
Some of Bryce’s more recent work includes membership of the Project Steering Committee for an accredited course for electricians on EV charging and a Standards Australia sub-committee that developed two Publically Available Standards for understanding domestic and commercial EV charging needs and solutions.
In his spare time Bryce writes on EV topics for Renew magazine as well as being the writer behind the EV car model Fact Sheets and webpage found on the AEVA (Australian Electric Vehicle Association) national website.
EV Transition Consultant, EV Writer & Commentator
EV Choice
Byron started his motoring journalism career when he joined John Mellor in 1997 before becoming a freelance motoring writer two years later.He wrote for several motoring publications and was ABC Youth radio Triple J's "all things automotive" correspondent from 2001 to 2003.He rejoined John Mellor in early 2003 and has been with GoAutoMedia as a senior product and industry journalist ever since.With an eye for detail and a vast knowledge base of both new and used cars Byron lives and breathes motoring.His encyclopedic knowledge of cars was acquired from childhood by reading just about every issue of every car magazine ever to hit a newsstand in Australia.The child Byron was the consummate car spotter, devoured and collected anything written about cars that he could lay his hands on and by nine had driven more imaginary miles at the wheel of the family Ford Falcon in the driveway at home than many people drive in a lifetime.The teenage Byron filled in the agonising years leading up to getting his driver's license by reading the words of the leading motoring editors of the country and learning what they look for in a car and how to write it.In short, Byron loves cars and knows pretty much all there is to know about every vehicle released during his lifetime as well as most of the ones that were around before then.
Journalist
CarsGuide
Racing video games, car-spotting on road trips, and helping wash the family VL Calais Turbo as a kid were all early indicators that an interest in cars would stay present in Chris’ life, but loading up his 1990 VW Golf GTI Mk2 and moving from hometown Brisbane to work in automotive publishing in Melbourne ensured cars would be a constant.With a few years as MOTOR Magazine’s first digital journalist under his belt, followed by a stint as a staff journalist for Wheels Magazine, Chris’ career already speaks to a passion for anything with four wheels, especially the 1989 Mazda MX-5 he currently owns.From spending entire weeks dissecting the dynamic abilities of sports cars to weighing up the practical options for car buyers from all walks of life, Chris’ love for writing and talking about cars means if you’ve got a motoring question, he can give you an answer.
Journalist
CarsGuide
Chris Vanderstock is an electric vehicle enthusiast and advocate with over 16,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel, Electric Chris. He is also the plaintiff in the High Court Case, “Vanderstock versus Victoria”, contesting the Zero and Low Emission Vehicle Tax which has been dubbed as the world’s worst EV policy. Chris is passionate about promoting the benefits of electric vehicles and his YouTube channel covers a wide range of topics related to EVs including reviews, news, and tutorials. He is also a strong advocate for making EVs more affordable, sustainable transportation, and is committed to making a difference in the fight against climate change.
Electric Chris, YouTuber @chrisvanderstock
David is the founder and host of Beyond EV, a YouTube channel that aims to guide and inspire BYD enthusiasts and potential buyers with reviews, tips, comprehensive research and technological insights. As the founder and host, my goal is to create engaging content around BYD products and models as they enter new markets, offering a deep dive into what makes their vehicles and technology stand out from the pack. Beyond EV prides itself on sharing independent research and in depth insights into BYD products from a BYD vehicle owner, and with a focus on digital storytelling, ensuring that every viewer gains the information they need to make informed decisions about their automotive future.
Founder & Host
Beyond EV
Dr. Patricia S. Lavieri is a Senior Lecturer in Transport Engineering at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Her goal is to contribute to the development of more sustainable and equitable societies that leverage smart technologies. She earned her Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin, and her background includes qualitative and quantitative research methods, particularly in the field of consumer choice modelling. She has high-impact contributions to the modelling of user preferences for emerging transport technologies and services, such as ride-hailing, bike-sharing, and electric, connected, and automated vehicles. She currently leads a research group focusing on electric vehicle charging behaviour and demand modelling for integrated transport and energy systems.
Senior Lecturer, Transport Engineering
University of Melbourne
An operational firefighter, EV early adopter, charging & electrification specialist, Emma Sutcliffe’s unique combination of interests led her to establish EV FireSafe, the only global database of verified electric vehicle battery fires.
Funded by the Australian Department of Defence & collaborating with a global network of experts, Emma & her team provide data-driven learnings that enhance the safety of civilian & military emergency responders managing incidents involving electric vehicles, with a focus on those occuring at EV charging sites. Their work is freely available at evfiresafe.com & you can connect with Emma at emma@evfiresafe.com & LinkedIn.
Director
EV FireSafe
Gino Casha is the Head of Segway-Ninebot Australia and Director of Sales & Marketing at 360 International trading.
A EV enthusiast and having over 25 years in the telecommunications and technology sectors, Gino has held several director level positions at global company’s such as Samsung Electronics, Sony Ericsson and US tech company Asurion. Gino brings a wealth of experience in strategic development for global brands in the dynamic area of sales, retail and technology innovation.
Head of Segway-Ninebot Australia and Director of Sales & Marketing at 360 International Trading
Segway-Ninebot
Harman is the Smart Cities Lead at GHD Digital and works with senior stakeholders for GHD’s strategic clients to lead the development of innovative solutions for smart infrastructure to improve the overall quality of life in our communities, to navigate complex business issues and facilitate change, with the goal to achieve sustainable growth in today's competitive business environment. Harman brings with him over 22 years of global experience in executive and management roles with various technology-related businesses in the US, Dubai, India and Australia. In the past, he served as the Chief Digital Officer at Brady Family of Companies in the US, where he led the organisation to be awarded the “Most Innovative Workplace” in North Carolina in 2017.
Harman holds an MBA from London Business School and is a regular speaker on smart technologies, applied innovation and digital transformation. He serves as the Secretary of the Board for Australian Smart Communities Association (ASCA), a Vice-Chair on the board of Our Future Cities and sits on Standards Australia’s committee for Smart City Systems to foster the development of standards and sharing of best practices in the ever-evolving space of smart and sustainable cities.
Smart Cities Lead
GHD Digital
The Bold New Brands and Models Poised to Take Over in 2025-2026 2:30 – 3:15 PM (Panellist)Can an EV Replace Your Family’s Main Car in 2025? Making the Switch to Electric 4:00 – 4:30 (Moderator)Bio:Jack Quick has proven himself as one of the most prolific motoring journalists despite still being relatively fresh to the industry. He joins the CarsGuide team after spending four years at CarExpert in various roles.Growing up on a farm in regional Victoria, Jack has been driving cars since before he could even see over the wheel. He also had plenty of experience operating heavy machinery. In fact, he currently holds a Heavy Rigid license.On the farm, Jack spent a lot of time bush bashing in his family’s 1992 Suzuki Sierra soft-top and 1985 Holden Drover ute, and this helped fuel his life-long obsession with cars. He currently owns a 2020 Suzuki Jimny for nostalgic purposes.
Production Editor
CarsGuide
Jade Credentino is the Founder of Baby and Car and Driver in Aus, two platforms dedicated to helping everyday Australians—including families—make confident, informed car-buying decisions. With a background as an automotive journalist since the age of 25, and automotive since 20, she’s built strong relationships with leading car brands and now creates trusted content that simplifies the road to buying a brand new car in Australia.
Journalist & Founder
Baby and Car and Driver in Aus
Lee Herbet is the creator and driving force behind “Not a car guy”. The channel was started as a way to educate people about life with an electric car. With his history in adult training, marketing and communications, Lee has fostered an engaging style and a keen community. Lee and his team explain the world of electric cars in an easy to understand manner for those who are keen to learn not just about electric cars, but electrifying everything.
EV YouTuber
@NOTACARGUY_AU
Les Posen is a Clinical Psychologist by profession, specialising in helping patients deal with long term anxieties featuring transport: flying, driving, bridges, tunnels, elevators as well as other phobias.He transitioned to BEV in 2021 - a Tesla model 3 Long Range - after a life time of driving manual and automatic internal combustion cars, both petrol and diesel. This started him on a path to electrification which then included domestic solar power, then a Tesla PowerWall, and a Tesla wall charger.He has just taken delivery of a Launch Model Y AWD due to his Model 3 being too small for his needs: partner, 95 yo old mother and her walker, and a large German Shepherd Dog.Like so many BEV drivers, he can’t see himself going back to a non-electric vehicle, and maintains a low key approach to helping those contemplating a move to electric, using much of the knowledge he’s acquired over his career helping patients change their long practised habits - as long as they want to change!
Victoria State Rep
Tesla Owners Club of Australia
In 2021, Mark founded go EV, a provider of electric vehicle charging solutions. Under Mark's leadership, go EV has become a trusted supplier of EV charging solutions, providing high-quality equipment to customers across Australia and across various market segments. Staying ahead of the latest in technological trends has enabled go EV to work with great supplier partners offering innovative charging solutions that are ready to support the growth of the Australian EV industry and transition our transport systems to net-zero carbon emissions.
Director, Charging Technologies
GoEV
Mathew is an electrical engineer in the Sustainable Energy Consulting team at Powerplant Project Services, focusing on grid connections for sustainable energy assets. He leverages his extensive knowledge of electric vehicle technology and EV charging solutions, driven by developing network solutions that support the adoption of electric vehicles and renewable energy generation. Mathew has a portfolio of over 50+ EV Charger designs, Roadside Assistance EV charging solutions, and is particularly passionate about vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology.
Electrical Engineer, Sustainable Energy Consultant
Powerplant Project Services
As the founder and CEO of Flow Power, Matthew van der Linden’s vision is to create better energy retail options that help transform the way the Australian market uses electricity.
Matthew founded Progressive Green in 2009, which became Flow Power in 2017. Matthew has developed a number of innovative tech-based energy solutions to support customer needs across the NEM, including the energy management tool kWatch.
Matthew’s passionate about utilising technology and education to facilitate change. He focuses on connecting Australian consumers to energy market signals, in order to help them make the right choices for the renewable energy future.
CEO
Flow Power
Nathan Gore-Brown created ZEV Integrations following 30 years in the automotive industry and 8 years as a Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) specialist. As one of Australia’s leading authorities on transport decarbonisation and electric vehicle strategies. Nathan is a specialist in electric trucking and has guided Governments and the private sector on best practice implementations in the low/no carbon space. His automotive career has spanned everything from marketing, sales and training roles at Aston Martin’s headquarters in the UK; to a State Manager for the Caterpillar dealer in the Northern Territory and launching Queensland’s first Tesla store. He is the QLD director of the Australian Electric Vehicle Association and has launched Test EV to offer EV battery health testing.
Director
ZEV Integrations
Raymond Hsieh, Sales Manager at MSI, with 10 years of engineering experience and 5 years in the EV charging sector, specializing in the Australian market.
Sales Manager
MSI
Richard is a lifelong technologist with a passion for electric vehicles and renewable energy. He drove his first EV in 2014, and has been an EV owner since 2019. He loves taking long and challenging journeys in his EV, having toured the outback and lapped the country on 100% electric power. Having driven virtually every EV on the market in Australia (and beyond), and with a one day EV driving record of over 1900km, he is well-equipped to respond to any questions and concerns of both current and prospective EV owners.
Technical Lead
Australian Electric Vehicle Association (AEVA)
Cube, the MSI’ partner for EV charger installation: Richard Brian Potterton, the Technical Director at Cube Automation & Electrical Group, a Queensland based smart home expert.
He lead Cube’s technical integration of MSI EV charger, ABB free@home, Samsung SmartThings, voice controls (e.g. Alexa routines), lighting, HVAC, blinds, security, entertainment, and solar energy management.
Technical Director
Cube Automation & Electrical Group
Riz is the founder of carloop, specialising in Australian EV data, fleet insight reports and trends. He has a passion for the automotive sector, particularly EVs and wants to help reduce transport emissions in Australia while building the industry of the future. He writes for Australia's leading EV publication, The Driven, is the director of Australian EV Association and co-hosts the leading Australian EV podcast, The EV show by Ludicrous Feed.
Founder
Carloop
Ross is a robotics engineer by background and has spent the last eight years getting involved wherever the standards, codes, regulations and market design considerations relating to the infrastructure supporting EVs in Australia is being considered. His latest venture is Vehicle Charging Solutions Australia, a business focused on solving challenges in the EV industry.
Ross and his wife own a Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-in hybrid and a Polestar, and live in Melbourne
Director
Vehicle Charging Solutions Australia
Sam Evans, @TheElectricViking, is one of Australia’s biggest EV Youtubers and thought-leaders. He is an Aussie guy passionate about cars, solar, wind, batteries, robotics and AI. As Peter Diamandis says, the future is better than you think.
YouTuber
@ELECTRICVIKING
EVSE was inspired by a trip to Europe in 2014 by its two founders Brendan Wheeler and Sam Korkees, where they were amazed to find the breadth of EVs available and charging stations lining the streets of Amsterdam. Since then, EVSE has quickly grown from startup to one of Australia’s leading EV charging solutions providers covering home, workplace and fast public DC Charging.
Co-Founder
EVSE Australia
“Training the workforce of tomorrow in electric and zero emission vehicle technologies”
Simon Faure has been in the automotive industry for over 20 years, including roles as a Senior Diagnostic Technician for both BMW and Subaru brands, as a Mechanical Assessor for Allianz Insurance, and is currently working in the Technical and Further Education (TAFE) sector.
Simon is currently the Program Lead and Subject Matter Expert for Electric Vehicle Training at Bendigo Kangan Institute (BKI), which is located at the Automotive Centre of Excellence (ACE) in Docklands Melbourne. He overseas and delivers training for LEV’s and ZEV’s, as well as creating courseware and supporting the automotive industry with training solutions. Simon and his team are leading the way with upskilling Victoria’s workforce to meet the servicing and repair demands of the quickly expanding EV market.
Some of Simon’s training programs at BKI include:
Simon has also spent significant time training with current EV technologies, training at the China New Energy Vehicle Technology Training Centre and the Great Wall Motors (GWM) production factory and research centres in Beijing, and visiting BYD Headquarters and VISION Batteries Research and Development Centre in Shenzhen China. He has also studied the latest in Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) technology and has also completed training at Toyota’s Hydrogen Centre of Excellence.
Program Lead
Bendigo TAFE & Kangan Institute
Calling out the make and model of every single car he saw as a toddler might have challenged his parents’ patience, but it was clearly a starting point for Tim Nicholson’s journey into automotive journalism.Tim launched the program, Fender Bender, on community radio station JOY 94.9 during completion of his Master of Arts (Media and Communications). This led to an entry role at industry publication GoAuto, before eventually taking the role of Managing Editor.A stint as RACV’s Motoring Editor – including being an Australia’s Best Cars judge – provided a different perspective to automotive media, before leading him to CarsGuide where he started as a Contributing Journalist in September 2021, and transitioned to Senior Editor in April 2022, before becoming Managing Editor in December 2022.
Managing Editor
CarsGuide
Ludicrous Feed is a Sydney-based YouTube channel that started in 2018 after Tom purchased his Tesla Model S. He wanted to show the reality of Australian daily life with his family and an electric vehicle. Tom provides straightforward candid insights into key issues around EV adoption such as vehicle range, charging infrastructure and road trip planning. The weekly live stream is an opportunity for industry guests to directly engage with audience members from the EV community. Tom also has a Powerwall 2 coupled with rooftop solar and has reviewed many other electric vehicles for the channel including brands such as BYD, Polestar, MG, Hyundai, Genesis and Kia.
EV Content Creator, Ludicrous Feed
@LudicrousFeed
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