The Daily Telegraph’s Warren Brown says Australia doesn’t have the infrastructure for electric cars.
“Once you get off the Hume Highway… into a rural town, they may have one charger, and if that charger is broken, if it’s out of order,” Mr
Brown told Commentator Steve Price.“In Australia, we have … huge distances to cover, and electric cars don’t like that – they’re okay in the city.”
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