The TOCEVA race team recently competed in the Perth to Sydney marathon, racing a Tesla 3 electric vehicle against over 100 other non-electric vehicles in the toughest of Australian conditions. The team consist of electric vehicle (EV) enthusiasts, promoting EV uptake through motorsport.
Horizon Power supported TOCEVA and their state-of-the-art mobile charge team by providing the electricity where there are no public chargers currently - but will be soon, as part of our WA EV Network.
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Credit: TOCEVA race team Facebook page |
Together with Synergy and the WA State Government, we're connecting 98 chargers across 49 locations, to take you from Kununurra in the north, to Esperance, and as far as Eucla, in the south.
As WA transitions to a cleaner, greener electric vehicle future, we’re building the supporting infrastructure to help open up our vast state to electric vehicles.
If you're considering an EV or would like to learn more, check out the links below.
Explore our guide to EV's
Wondering how an electric vehicle differs from your petrol-powered transportation? We’ve broken down the different types of EV to give you a look at what makes them tick and shared what to consider before making the change.
Discover the benefits of going electric
There are a few factors driving this worldwide push for change, starting with the planet itself. Better understand all the great benefits of switching to an EV and why your next car might just be powered by the grid.
Getting from A to B...in an EV
We know that ‘range anxiety’ or worrying how far you can drive is on the minds of those considering an EV, especially in our regions.
The good news is that there are already hundreds of places to charge your EV across regional WA, and that number is only going up. Explore our guide to the types of chargers and where you can plug them in.
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