News & insights

Latest News & Updates

Follow the ivygo journey as we build a smarter, more accessible EV charging network across Australia, from growing our network and supporting regional businesses to new partnerships, product developments and milestones.

Energy Costs Have Already Risen — Here’s How to Fight Back with ivygo x Choice Energy

November 13, 2026

EV charger at the entrance of Château Élan at The Vintage, Hunter Valley

Case study

How a Hunter Valley resort brought more EV drivers through its doors

October 17, 2026

Family standing in front of their home with rooftop solar panels

insights

NSW’s New 0% Interest Loans Make It Easier Than Ever to Install an EV Charger

June 23, 2026

ivygo insights: public charging is not enough

Thought Leadership

Designing the EV charging system that supports mainstream adoption

February 13, 2026

Partnership

Cars for CommBank and ivygo partner to help Australians drive electric with confidence and unlock new income opportunities

January 28, 2026

Parents for Climate and ivygo social graphic

Partnership

Neighbours powering neighbours: ivygo and Parents for Climate turn driveways into solar-charged climate action

November 13, 2025

Monthly updates

Plugged In

A short monthly update on what we’re building, what we’re learning and how the market is evolving. If you’re an investor, partner or business operator, it’s worth staying close to.

OCTOBER 2026

Another record month, and we're just getting started

October delivered another record month for ivygo, with bookings up 26%, active drivers up 30% and 574 hours of charging facilitated. Our Hunter Valley network continues to expand ahead of summer, we’re strengthening our technology partnerships, and we’ve launched our refreshed website.

SEPTEMBER 2026

The numbers are starting to tell a story

Monthly charging hours grew from 65 in February to 533 in September, showing growing demand across the ivygo network. Château Élan at The Vintage earned a four-figure charging return in under two months, a compelling business case for destination charging. We’re now building on these learnings to prepare for regional expansion.

AUGUST 2026

Hunter growth, stronger utilisation and new opportunities

Château Élan at The Vintage joined the ivygo network, recording 21 charging bookings in its first 12 days. Completed charging sessions rose by around 240% compared with the same period in 2025, and we expanded our industry engagement through Everything Electric Sydney, NoVacancy and the Australian Electric Vehicle Association.

JULY 2026

Hunter momentum, growing repeat use and new partnerships

More than 170 Hunter Valley businesses engaged with Charge the Hunter, with 21 venues progressing charger proposals. Returning drivers accounted for 54% of July bookings, an encouraging sign of repeat demand, and new technology partnerships are helping us build a more accessible, scalable charging network.

APRIL 2026

Charge the Hunter: from validation to growth

We officially launched Charge the Hunter with our first business education session in Singleton. Early results included more than 110 business leads and 14 site visit requests, and new installation, hardware and financing partnerships began turning our regional charging vision into reality.

MARCH 2026

Cars for CommBank goes live and our education program begins

Our Cars for CommBank collaboration went live, bringing ivygo national exposure. We launched our EV charging education program with councils, starting with Mosman and Singleton, and onboarded our first strata building, showing the ivygo model works in shared, multi-user buildings too.