Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share 'Electric vehicles would not work yet for some regional communities': concedes EV enthusiast
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
'Electric vehicles would not work yet for some regional communities': concedes EV enthusiast
Russell Klose is a veteran of the auto industry and an enthusiast of electric vehicles, currently based in Yackandandah in regional Victoria.
Klose appeared on Flow's Country Viewpoint this week to outline the benefits of electric vehicles for motorists who value a cleaner future for Australia's everyday road users.
Along with environmental benefits, Klose said one of the main reasons he endorses the uptake of EV's in Australia is because of significant savings motorists will make over the next handful of years.
Klose appeared on Flow's Country Viewpoint this week to outline the benefits of electric vehicles for motorists who value a cleaner future for Australia's everyday road users.
Along with environmental benefits, Klose said one of the main reasons he endorses the uptake of EV's in Australia is because of significant savings motorists will make over the next handful of years.
View all episodes
By Flow PodcastsRussell Klose is a veteran of the auto industry and an enthusiast of electric vehicles, currently based in Yackandandah in regional Victoria.
Klose appeared on Flow's Country Viewpoint this week to outline the benefits of electric vehicles for motorists who value a cleaner future for Australia's everyday road users.
Along with environmental benefits, Klose said one of the main reasons he endorses the uptake of EV's in Australia is because of significant savings motorists will make over the next handful of years.
Klose appeared on Flow's Country Viewpoint this week to outline the benefits of electric vehicles for motorists who value a cleaner future for Australia's everyday road users.
Along with environmental benefits, Klose said one of the main reasons he endorses the uptake of EV's in Australia is because of significant savings motorists will make over the next handful of years.