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What to know about maximising the range of your electric vehicle

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First reported by ABC News · 10 October at 6:00 am

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ABC News·Broadcast news·10 October at 6:00 am

What to know about maximising the range of your electric vehicle

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The quick read

  • Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular in Australia.
  • Dealers need to understand how to maximise EV range to meet customer demand.
  • Factors such as driving style and climate affect EV range.
  • Dealers can use their knowledge of EV range to inform their showroom strategies.

For dealers: Understanding how to maximise EV range is crucial for Australian dealers to stay competitive and meet growing customer demand.

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The ADME angle

Australian dealers need to understand how to maximise the range of electric vehicles to meet growing customer demand and stay competitive in the market.

Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular, and dealers who can provide expert advice on how to get the most out of their EV's range will be better positioned to close sales and build customer loyalty.

Understanding EV Range

Dealers should focus on educating their sales staff about the factors that affect EV range, such as driving style, climate, and maintenance, to provide accurate and helpful information to customers.

This expertise will also help dealers to address common customer concerns about range anxiety and provide reassurance about the capabilities of EVs.

Showroom Strategies

Dealers can use their knowledge of EV range to inform their showroom strategies, such as showcasing EV models with the longest range or highlighting the benefits of EVs for urban driving.

By doing so, dealers can create a more engaging and informative customer experience, which can help to drive sales and increase customer satisfaction.

Taking Action

This week, dealers can take the decisive action of providing their sales staff with training and resources on EV range and how to communicate its benefits to customers, to stay ahead of the competition and meet the evolving needs of the market.

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