Nick Brogden

The start of the COVID-19 pandemic looked set to bring about significant difficulties for the electric car sector. However, despite an initial drop in global sales, a sudden 40% increase in growth meant that 2020 became a record-breaking year for the EV industry. As a result, we’re well on

Tesla electric vehicles have been becoming increasingly popular around Australia ever since Elon Musk at Tesla announced the first model in 2012. Now there are three different models that are currently available down under, with more likely coming soon, including the futuristic Tesla Cybertruck. While this is all exciting Tesla

Let’s face it. The world is becoming more and more focused on sustainability and the emergence and popularity of electric vehicles is more prominent than ever in the car sales market. Buying a car isn’t an easy decision – it’s an investment that you want to last well

Despite relatively moderate production volumes, Tesla (TLSA) shares still skyrocketed by over 700% during 2020 to become the most valuable car manufacturer in the world. Tesla is now worth more than Facebook. It’s worth more than Johnson & Johnson. It’s worth more than Toyota. It's worth more than