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Charging infrastructure may soon struggle to keep up with Australia’s surging EV sales

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By Scott Dwyer
| PV Magazine Australia
Over the past six months, sales of battery-powered electric vehicles (EVs) have surged to represent 23.4% of Australia’s new car market, up from 8.4% in January. And this growth is showing no signs of slowing.
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Australia’s EV sales are skyrocketing. Our charging infrastructure may soon struggle to keep up

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By Scott Dwyer
| The New Daily Verified
Electric vehicles seem to be popping up everywhere. In the first half of 2026, sales of battery-powered EVs nearly tripled, and July’s figures suggest this trend will continue. However, our cumulative research reveals Australia’s charging network may soon fail to keep up with the booming EV market. Over the past six months, sales of battery-powered EVs have surged to represent 23.4 per cent of the new car market, up from 8.4 per cent in January. And this growth is showing no signs of slowing.
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Fuel prices are driving more Australians to EVs ‑ and secondhand cars are in high demand

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By Scott Dwyer
| The Australia Today
By Scott Dwyer As conflict in the Middle East sends diesel and petrol prices skyrocketing, more and more Australians and New Zealanders are showing interest in electric vehicles. But is this translating to sales? March data shows the answer is yes – EV registrations have shot up sharply in Australia and New Zealand. Manufacturer order books are filling up, EV subscription services are full and wait times have blown out to months for popular models. Much of the focus to date has been on new cars.
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