EVs are breaking sales records in Australia, the second-hand market is picking up, and new laws in NSW could make it much easier for apartment residents to charge at home.

In this episode of The EV Charging Podcast, Jeff Sykes and Dan Carson catch up after All Energy 2026 to discuss the latest developments in Australia's EV market.

They look at September's EV sales figures, why used electric cars might be holding their value better than expected, and what NSW's new right-to-charge laws mean for apartment owners and tenants.

They also discuss the latest charging technology spotted at All Energy, Australia's new 24-bay fast-charging hub at Melbourne Airport, and why Tesla has officially abandoned plans to bring the Cybertruck to Australia.

In this episode, we cover:

• EVs reaching nearly 25% of new vehicle sales in September
• Why Australia's second-hand EV market is growing
• NSW's new right-to-charge laws and the 90-day approval process
• Megawatt chargers and new charging solutions for electric trucks
• BP Pulse's new 24-bay fast-charging hub at Melbourne Airport
• ARENA's $1.5 million funding for a national EV charging roadmap to 2035
• Why Tesla has cancelled the Cybertruck's Australian launch

Plus, a preview of an upcoming interview with Tim Washington on the latest developments in vehicle-to-grid (V2G) charging.