Is the future really electric?

Australia has trailed the rest of the world when it comes to electric cars. But the landscape is about to look very different.

The Australian article, below I pasted a fragment related to Tritium; the link to the full article: 
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/the-deal-magazine/electric-cars-2019-hyundi-kona-nissan-leaf-tesla-model-3-mercedesbenz-eqc-audi-etron-aston-martin-rapide-e-porsche-taycan-mini-ev/news-story/30feda62fe6a91b8478b439286c6f01a?utm_source=The%20Australian&login=1

One Queensland-based company, Tritium, is capturing attention overseas with its liquid-cooled super-fast rechargers. Tritium will be a key supplier for Chargefox’s rollout and on the global stage its units are already being deployed as part of Europe’s extensive Ionity recharging network.

Tritium co-founder Paul Sernia is more optimistic than most about Australia’s place in the EV league table.

“We’re on a par. The rest of the world is moving and some countries stand out — look at Norway, Germany or California. They give us a window into the future and what the rest of the world will look like.

“In Australia there’s a really positive atmosphere at the moment and it’s only getting better.”

That will be music to the ears of many. By the end of 2019, our EV numbers should finally be growing and the electric landscape will look very different indeed.