A humorous new advertisement campaign video was released by the Electric Vehicle Council of Australia to promote the various advantages of turning electric and encourage EV adoption. Although the video is directed at Australians, the lesson applies to everyone, no matter where they live.
Australia is at a crossroads in its efforts to lower carbon emissions and enhance the wellbeing of its population, much like the rest of the globe.
Last month, the Australian government unveiled its latest National Electric Vehicle Strategy as part of a programme to promote EV use and lower road pollution. The new strategy has three main objectives, including the following:
• Promote electric vehicles among Australians.
• Increase the availability of affordable and readily available EVs.
• Create the infrastructure and resources required to promote quick EV adoption.
In accordance to The Driven, as the industry transitions to zero-emission options, electric car sales in Australia surpassed hybrid vehicle sales for a second month in a row last month.
The government claims that, as of now, the lack of a national policy has made it more difficult than necessary to obtain EVs. Australia is one of only two economically advanced nations without a fuel economy standard, along with Russia.
Although the nation intends to reduce pollution via its new EV policy, it is vital to quicken the rate of EV adoption because new automobiles in Australia consume 40% more gasoline than those in the European Union and 20% higher than those in the US due to the absence of current fuel economy regulations.
An Australian-made new video highlights the advantages of owning an EV
The Electric Vehicle Council of Australia has introduced a new video advertising campaign to persuade consumers to switch to EVs by demonstrating that they are not only stylish and create no emissions, but also incredibly practical.
The film opens by showcasing the cutting-edge hardware and software found in EVs like those made by Tesla, BMW, Hyundai, or Genesis.
Alternatively, the potent Porsche Taycan GTS, having a maximum of 590 horsepower (440 kW), can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.5 seconds.
Additionally, a number of EVs now provide practical features, such vehicle-to-load (V2L), to improve your weekend break with portable electricity, like the Hyundai IONIQ 5 and Kia EV6. Alternatively, you can use the EV’s battery to generate electricity for your home and reduce your energy costs by using vehicle-to-grid (V2G).
There’s an electric vehicle for everyone, whether you’re searching for a weekend vacation, greater performance, or to protect the environment, according to the new advertising campaign.
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