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Australia’s first full battery-electric camper vans are now available for hire

25.06.2026 21:05 1 min 1 source
The Driven ENG
Australia’s first full battery-electric camper vans are now available for hire
Original source: The Driven

Tasmanian company Tasvanlife has launched Australia’s first fully electric camper vans for hire. Based on the Farizon SV van with an 82 kWh battery, the converted campers achieve a real-world range of around 245 km. The rental includes free charging up to 150 km per day at ChargeFox, Evie and Exploren sites. Initially two vans are available, with three more expected by October 2026.

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Australia’s first full battery-electric camper vans are now available for hire

25.06.2026 The Driven ENG Original source

🇦🇺 Australia — fuel prices

Updated: 20.06.2026

Diesel

$1.43 /l

AUD2.07 · €1.25/l

58 of 132

cheaper than 57% of countries

Petrol

$1.15 /l

AUD1.67 · €1.01/l

39 of 134

cheaper than 72% of countries

LPG

$1.02 /l

AUD1.47 · €0.89/l

31 of 48

pricier than 63% of countries

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