Queensland to build one of the world's longest electric vehicle highways
The route, which will span 2,000km from Cairns to Coolangatta and west to Toowoomba, within six months will offer drivers 18 free recharging stations
Queensland will have a 2,000km network of electric vehicle charging stations that make up one of the world's longest electric vehicle highways within six months. The state government announced on Thursday...
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