In Pictures: Electric Vehicle Council Marks 10 Years of EV Progress in Australia With New Report

Public charging infrastructure has expanded alongside rising EV sales over the past decade.

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A new electric vehicle is now sold in Australia every 100 seconds, according to the council's report.

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Charging access remains central to the council's push toward five million EVs by 2035.

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The report credits public charging with keeping pace with growing EV demand.

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Policy certainty is flagged as essential to sustaining a decade of EV momentum.

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Regional charging sites like this one in New South Wales support drivers beyond major cities.

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The council warns that threats to efficiency standards and the fringe benefits tax exemption could slow uptake.

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Green parking bays signal the shift toward electric transport in Australian cities.

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Only 612,000 battery electric vehicles are on Australian roads, well short of the 2035 target.

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