This report examines the growing trend of electric vehicle (EV) adoption in Australia, set against a backdrop of global shifts away from fossil fuels. It highlights the potential benefits of EVs, including reduced air and noise pollution and fuel savings, while also addressing key challenges such as range and battery limitations, charging infrastructure, and purchase price. The report analyzes the role of government policies and private sector initiatives in promoting EV adoption, including the development of charging networks and incentives for consumers. It also considers the economic implications of transitioning to EVs, including impacts on national security and the potential for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The report concludes by emphasizing the need for strategic investments in EV infrastructure and supportive policies to overcome existing barriers and unlock the full potential of EVs in Australia. Desklib provides access to this and many other student contributed assignments.