Report Overview
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Do EVs change everything, and by when?

- PublisherVenture Insights.
- Publish Date August 7, 2019
- Sector Energy, Technology.
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Venture Insights hosted a webinar with leading city planning experts Nic Frances Gilley (Councillor, Chair of the Transport Portfolio, City of Melbourne), Deb Cailes (Acting Director, City Strategy and Place, City of Melbourne) and electric vehicle expert Johan Karlsson (Head of New Technology, DC Power Co) to discuss the future of electric vehicles in Australia. The topic for discussion was “Do electric vehicles (EVs) change everything, and by when?”.
Certainly, the view from the guest speakers and Venture Insights is that there will be an aggressive adoption of Electric Vehicles in Australia. In a world focusing on climate change and emission reduction, renewables will be the main source of energy in the future.
Contents
Key Takeaways
Introduction
EV Outlook Report – Nigel Pugh
Impact on transport planning – Nic Frances Gilley MBE and Deb Cailes
EVs from the consumer perspective – Johan Karlsson
Q&A
List of charts/tables
Figure 1. EV (as a % of total vehicle)
Figure 2. Total passenger vehicles
Figure 3. EVs as a backup battery for the house
Figure 4. Space per person (square metre) for different modes of transport
Figure 5. Current and potential (with e-bikes) cycling modes share to work in central Melbourne
Figure 6. Approximate range of electric vehicles available in the Australian Market in 2019
Figure 7. EV Charging stations in Australia