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Electric utes are here and the Climate Council is the place to find infographics!

BySasha Mainsbridge

Electric utes have arrived in Australia and more brands are set to start delivering their electric models over the next two years.

Check out the Climate Council's article about it here and while you're checking out their site make sure you have a look at their infographics they are excellent!  Like this one:

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