Australia's EV sales surge past 10% market share for first time
Electric vehicle sales in Australia have crossed the 10% market share threshold in Q1 2026, driven by more affordable models and expanding charging infrastructure.
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Last updated: 2026-04-01
Electric vehicle sales in Australia have crossed the 10% market share threshold in Q1 2026, driven by more affordable models and expanding charging infrastructure.
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