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10 Electric Vehicles Ready to Charge Australia in 2026
5 January 2026

10 Electric Vehicles Ready to Charge Australia in 2026

A new year always brings a fresh round of EVs to look forward to. For drivers who like keeping an eye on what’s next, 2026 has a solid mix of models worth noting, each with its own approach to range, charging speed and everyday usability. Some are long-anticipated nameplates making their electric debut. Others are […]
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What does the Porsche Macan EV mean for Australia?
1 March 2019

What does the Porsche Macan EV mean for Australia?

The next-generation Porsche Macan will be all-electric. This is great news for Australia as our EV space continues to grow. We’re excited to see what’s next from Porsche and other European automakers.

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JET Charge trials the Hyundai Ioniq: Australia’s most affordable EV
22 February 2019

JET Charge trials the Hyundai Ioniq: Australia’s most affordable EV

The JET Charge team spends some time with the new Hyundai Ioniq EV. We look at specs, features, and pricing for Australia’s latest and most affordable electric vehicle.

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Hyundai Ioniq EV and PHEV gets long range version
22 January 2019

Hyundai Ioniq EV and PHEV gets long range version

Hyundai Ioniq gets a big range boost, but what does it mean for Australia?

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JET Charge appointed recommended EV Charging hardware supplier and installer for Volvo Australia
18 May 2016

JET Charge appointed recommended EV Charging hardware supplier and installer for Volvo Australia

JET Charge have been appointed the recommended hardware supplier and installer for Volvo Car Australia, in anticipation of their upcoming launch of the new XC90 T8 Plug In Hybrid. The XC90 T8 is the first Plug In Hybrid for Volvo in Australia, and represents Volvo’s commitment to an electric future.  In what is a very […]
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Battery prices are falling faster than anyone could have predicted
25 February 2016

Battery prices are falling faster than anyone could have predicted

Last year, a paper was published by Bjorn Nykvist and Mans Nilsson analysing experts’ predictions on battery prices and “best guess” manufacturer pricing.  We at JET Charge thought it gave a really great insight into where companies are right now in terms of their battery costs, and where they might fall in the future.  Link […]
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Tesla Charging Options in Australia
3 January 2016

Tesla Charging Options in Australia

We get a lot of questions about charging your Tesla, and we haven’t been able to find a simple infographic to help explain it all, so we thought we had better create one. If you find this useful, please pass it to your friends.  Send us an email if you have any questions or suggestions […]
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The unmathematical mathematical answer to EV pleasure and range**
20 May 2015

The unmathematical mathematical answer to EV pleasure and range**

We’re not mathematicians.  Can we add a few numbers together?  Sure.  Formulas in Excel – yeah of course.  Quantitative analysis of standard deviations of a normal curve analysing the behavioural trends of EV drivers versus petrol drivers?  I’m sorry, what? This is not a post about the long term economic benefits of buying an EV, […]
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Australia’s first remotely monitored Tesla install?
18 May 2015

Australia’s first remotely monitored Tesla install?

Here’s the thing: apartment owners find it difficult to get body corporate approval for the installation of charging hardware.  Because of this, they tend not to buy EVs.  This is a problem.  We came up with a solution. Over the weekend, we performed Australia’s first  “smart apartment charging” solution for non-networked EV chargers, after beta […]
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