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Everything Electric Sydney set for record EV line-up

Everything Electric Sydney was due to return to Sydney Showground with more than 100 EVs, around 7,500 test drives and a broad home-energy program.

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Sydney event set to expand EV and home-energy focus

Everything Electric Sydney was due to return to Sydney Showground from September 18 to 20, with organisers expecting more than 40,000 visitors across the three-day event. The show was being promoted as the largest Everything Electric event yet in Sydney, with more than 100 electric vehicles and around 7,500 test drives planned. 891011

The event program was also built around home electrification, with charging, solar, battery storage, smart meters and vehicle-to-grid technology included in the displays and sessions. Organisers said visitors would be able to access one-on-one home-energy consultations covering solar panels, battery storage, smart metering, insulation, heating and cooling, and other measures aimed at reducing household electricity costs. 8910

Brands lined up for new-model activity

GoAuto reported that manufacturers were preparing debut, unveil or public-display activity at the Sydney show, with Cadillac, Chery, Forthing, Geely, GWM, Hyundai, IM, iCAUR, Lepas, MG, Omoda Jaecoo and Zeekr among the brands named in coverage. The broader exhibitor list also included BYD, Farizon, GAC, Genesis, Polestar, Subaru, Volvo Trucks and Construction, and Weichai. 8109

The show was also set to feature electric vans, trucks, commercial vehicles, motorcycles, e-bikes, scooters and other electric mobility displays. Across the event, more than 130 speakers were scheduled in 59 live sessions covering EV charging, ownership, energy costs, sustainability and clean-energy technology. 81011

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