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The Australian government is supporting the transformation to EV through the Dealership and Repairer Initiative with the DRIVEN Program, offering $40 million funding to dealerships and repair shops.

With our growing team, our new office space in Mt. Cook, Wellington is now even easier to find with our brand-new building signs proudly displaying our location.

On Tuesday 11 February Landis+Gyr made the difficult decision to immediately cease operations of their EV hardware business (formerly called Etrel) in Europe, resulting in the INCH charger range being discontinued.

A big welcome to our new team members Hugh, Yvonne and Josh who are supporting Thundergrid's mission to lighten the load on the grid and help customers to transition to EV.

The new Thundergrid website is designed to be more customer-centric, offering clear and accessible explanations of technical details.

Thundergrid was invited by Foodstuffs to experience the first Windrose electric truck in New Zealand.

The Electrify Wairarapa was drawing significant attention to electrical heavy transport, BESS and energy solutions like V2G for remote communities.

Thundergrid continues to strengthen its mission of providing future-proof, end-to-end solutions with Landis+Gyr being awarded the EcoVadis Platinum Sustainability Medal.

Brand new style, brand new office - Thundergrid has moved to Adelaide Road in Wellington.

Thundergrid is the first company to supply indigenous language version to their chargers.

Being at a big conference like the EEA in Christchurch at Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre sets high expectations for us as EV charging specialists.

In the latest feature of MTA Magazine, Jonathan Zukerman, COO at Thundergrid sheds light on the transformative impact of offering EV chargers for businesses. “Providing EV charging options for customers, staff, and your fleet can significantly enhance your business.” Zukerman explains to MTA Magazine’s journalist, Gerald Rillstone.