A talk plus Q&A with Bryce Gaton, one of Australia's foremost experts in electric vehicles

Considering an electric vehicle but unsure if it's the right move? This practical information session cuts through the hype and gives you what you actually need to make a sound decision.

Hear EV expert Bryce Gaton talk about what to look for when choosing an EV, how range and charging infrastructure work in practice, and address the most common myths that tend to muddy the conversation. You'll leave with a clear understanding of the real benefits and limitations of electric vehicles as they stand today.

There'll also be a Q&A opportunity at the end of the session in which you can ask Bryce your questions and get factual, trustworthy answers from an expert in the field.

About Bryce Gaton

Bryce Gaton has been involved in the EV sector since 2008. He runs the EV transition support consultancy EV Choice, as well as writing for Australia’s premier EV news website, TheDriven.io along with Renew magazine.

He has been involved in developing EV transition plans and assessing charger installation locations for many metropolitan and regional Victorian LGAs. He was also involved in designing a course for electricians to understand domestic EV charger installation, as well as recently being part of a Standards Australia committee developing Publicly Available Standards for domestic, multi-residential and commercial charging.

Bryce regularly presents on EV topics to the public, as well as being the writer behind the EV car model Fact Sheets and webpage found on the AEVA (Australian Electric Vehicle Association) national website.

Who is it for?

This session is ideal for anyone interested in buying an electric vehicle, whether they're actively shopping or just starting to think about making the switch.

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This is an adult-focused session not suited to young children.
We are committed to creating an inclusive and accessible event environment for all attendees. If you have accessibility or inclusion concerns regarding this event, contact us about how we can help.

The REthink Nillumbik program is funded by Nillumbik Shire Council and supported by Edendale Community Environment Farm and NECAH (Nillumbik Environment and Climate Action Hub). The project will be delivered by Going Green Solutions and supports Council's climate action goal of net-zero community emissions by 2035.

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