When Hunter Murray drove 8,000 kilometres in his new electric vehicle (EV) in a week, he did it to prove a point: the technology can work even for people living in the most remote parts of Australia, state broadcaster ABC reported.
With vast distances between major towns, it’s little surprise that the take-up of EVs is low in remote parts of the country. But Murray has not been put off by driving the huge distances of the Northern Territory in his EV.
Read the full report: ABC
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