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Is Australia's Public Charging Network Good Enough for a Long EV Highway Trip
Waqas Afzal14 Min Read
Australia sits near the bottom of global public charging capacity per EV on Trading Platforms' IEA-based figures, at about 1.1 kW per vehicle. That sounds alarming for Hume, Pacific and inland road trips, but coastal highway corridors are already workable for many modern EVs if you plan DC stops. This guide separates national averages from real trip readiness, and pairs with our public charging costs post for the money side.
September 2026 Best Selling New Cars in Australia as EVs Outsell Petrol Again
Waqas Afzal12 Min Read
Australia’s September 2026 new vehicle market reached 102,924 on FCAI VFACTS (+0.9%) and 108,778 when Tesla and Polestar deliveries are added. The Ford Ranger led sales, the Tesla Model Y placed third on the combined list, and battery electric vehicles took 24.2% all-sources share to outsell petrol for a second month.
Mazda SUV Range in Australia 2026: CX-3 to CX-90 Prices, Sizes and Which to Buy
Waqas Afzal20 Min Read
Mazda’s Australian SUV range in 2026 runs from the compact CX-3 to seven-seat CX-80 and CX-90 models, with a new CX-5 from $39,990 before on-road costs and the electric CX-6e arriving through dealers. This guide compares sizes, seats, powertrains and manufacturer list prices, and explains which Mazda SUV suits city, family and three-row buyers.
Car Insurance in South Australia 2026
Waqas Afzal16 Min Read
Compulsory third party insurance in South Australia is paid with registration, but it does not repair cars or property. This guide sets out current official rego and CTP figures for 2026, explains the gap between CTP, third party property and comprehensive cover, and shows what published research averages actually say for SA drivers.