A recent report from The Driven highlights a concerning trend in the automotive industry.

Toyota Motor Corporation, one of the world’s largest car manufacturers, has seen its carbon emissions skyrocket to 575 million tonnes, surpassing the entire emissions of countries like Australia.

This alarming increase is compounded by Toyota’s reluctance to fully embrace electric vehicle (EV) technology, despite the urgent need for climate action.

This situation is more than just numbers; it’s a reflection of the challenges we face in transitioning to sustainable transportation.

The resistance from major players like Toyota to adopt EVs not only hampers progress but also contributes significantly to global carbon emissions.

Their stance, coupled with lobbying against vehicle pollution standards, underscores a broader issue of delayed action and missed opportunities in combating climate change.

In contrast, Share EV is committed to being part of the solution. Our fleet, featuring eco-friendly models from Tesla, BYD, and Hyundai Motor Company Australia, is a direct response to the need for sustainable transportation options.

We believe in leading by example, demonstrating that electric mobility is not only viable but essential for our planet’s future. By choosing Share EV, businesses and individuals can contribute to reducing carbon emissions and promoting a cleaner, greener world.

Join us at Share EV in driving positive change. Together, we can make a significant impact on our environment and pave the way for a sustainable future.

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The latest data from WhichCar reveals a dynamic shift in Australia’s electric vehicle (EV) market.

While Tesla’s Model Y registrations have seen a decrease, the rise of other brands like BYD and MG highlights a growing diversity in the EV space. This change reflects consumers’ evolving preferences and the increasing competition among EV manufacturers. 

Despite the overall growth in EV sales, with a 190% increase compared to October last year, the Australian EV market still faces significant challenges. These include concerns about vehicle range, charging infrastructure, and the broader acceptance of EVs beyond the early adopters.

At Share EV, we recognise these challenges and are committed to being a proactive advocate in the EV industry.

Our diverse fleet, featuring models from Tesla, BYD, and Hyundai, is not just about offering choices; it’s about demonstrating the practicality and viability of EVs in various contexts, from urban commuting to long-distance travel.

We’re proud to partner with leading Australian businesses and groups like Tesla, BYD, and Hyundai Motor Company Australia to enhance the EV experience.

Our collaborations extend to considering small scale infrastructure development and advocating for policies that encourage EV adoption.

As we continue to expand our fleet and services, we invite small businesses and fleet operators to explore our turn-key solutions for a seamless transition to electric mobility.

Together, we can drive towards a sustainable and efficient future, addressing the pressing issues of our time.

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