Melbourne EV Show is a great opportunity to learn more about your next car

The Melbourne EV Show 2023 is on from the 22nd till the 24th September at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre.

The show is your chance to get up close and personal, and experience the latest and greatest in electric innovation, design, and lifestyle.

You’ll have a chance to discover the growing list of electric vehicles from your favourite brands and some new ones. Ignite your passion for the latest advances in electric tech and get excited with what’s on the horizon.

While many have watched their neighbours add an EV to the garage, many of you will have questions before you’ll commit your hard earned dollars on an all-electric vehicle.

This show is a great opportunity to ask your questions and get answers on EV charging, price, range and more.

The list of exhibitors includes Audi, Kia, Peugeot, Hyundai, Polestar, GWM, McLaren, Alpha Romeo, Fiat, SAE, the Tesla Owners club of Australia and ABB are even bringing on of their Gen 2 Formula E cars.

There’s lots of manufacturers across the EV landscape, including ebikes, electric scooters, electric skateboards, then there’s accessories manufacturers to customise and personalise your vehciles.

Charging and energy companies will also be there, showing off home and destination charging options. AGL, BP Pulse, RACV, Get Electric, Get Energy, Chargefox, NRMA and more.

Finally when you’ve made the decision to go EV, financial questions are obvious and there’s lots of options including leasing, or car services like Driva, SIXT and more.

When you’re not exploring the exhibition floor, then you can attend the EV Theatre to see speaker panels from a wide range of industry experts, across a range of technologies.

You can get more information and buy tickets at https://melbourneelectricvehicleshow.com.au/

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