Australian Electric Vehicle Association

The users' association



 

 

The AEVA is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to switching Australia's transport networks to electric as quickly as possible.

Formed after the oil price shocks of 1973, the AEVA is the longest continuously running EV society in the world. 

We represent all EV users and enthusiasts.

 


 

Please keep the momentum strong by becoming a member of the AEVA!


Join today to get access to:

- Discounted or free attendance to events

- Discounts from business members

- Diverse social events

- Access to AEVA Forums

- Access to EV racing/motorsports through affiliate membership with Motorsports Australia

And much more!

Top Stories

 

    Hobart - Know your EV Workshop

    Hobart - Know your EV Workshop

    Thinking of buying an EV? Just bought one and need some tips? Regsiter now for a two hour workshop at the CUPRA Garage in North Hobart on Saturday 25th May. Includes a practical session charging a car at a nearby fast charger.
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    AEVA RFID cards for members

    AEVA RFID cards for members

    AEVA has recently introduced its own RFID card. This means you only need one card to operate public charging stations -- the AEVA card! These are available for purchase by AEVA members Australia-wide. Your card will be posted out to you. The back of the card contains a QR code that takes you to the AEVA website. You can let others scan the QR code if you would like to introduce them to the AEVA.
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    AEVA calls on Feds to plug hole in plug-in hybrid efficiency figures

    AEVA calls on Feds to plug hole in plug-in hybrid efficiency figures

    The AEVA is concerned the New Vehicle Efficiency Standards' reliance on outdated test procedures will underestimate PHEV emissions and delay development of battery electric vehicles. Image attribution: Henrywingra.
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Media Releases & News

 

  • Australia legislates a New Vehicle Efficiency Standard!
    On May 17th the Australian Government passed it's New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES) through both houses of parliament, making it law. From January 1st 2025, all vehicle importers must achieve a fleetwide average emissions intensity of 141 gCO2/km for passenger vehicles, and 210 gCO2/km for light commercial vehicles.

  • AEVA calls on Feds to plug hole in plug-in hybrid efficiency figures
    The AEVA is concerned the New Vehicle Efficiency Standards' reliance on outdated test procedures will underestimate PHEV emissions and delay development of battery electric vehicles.

  • Energy Efficiency Electric Expo launched at Hobart's PW1
    The 2024 edition of AEVA's National Conference and Expo, this year named the Energy Efficiency Electric Expo (EEE Expo), will be held from the 1-3 November 2024 in Hobart, Tasmania, at Princes Wharf 1 in Salmanca. The Expo was launched this week, with organisers, stakeholders and media in attendance.