Victorian Minister Commends Automotive Industry Innovations at Expo

Victorian Minister Commends Automotive Industry Innovations at Expo

Will the automotive industry continue to push the boundaries of innovation and pave the way for a greener future?

Minister Melissa Horne expresses support for automotive industry innovations at the Australian Auto Aftermarket Expo (AAAE) in Melbourne.

Victorian roads and road safety minister Melissa Horne commended the automotive industry’s progress and innovation at the recent Australian Auto Aftermarket Expo (AAAE) held in Melbourne.

At the Expo Electrified Zone demonstration area, Minister Horne addressed AAAE attendees and praised the work of the Australian Auto Aftermarket Association (AAAA) in supporting innovation.

She expressed her support for the AAAA’s efforts and acknowledged the importance of government support in transitioning the industry to a low- and zero-emissions car parc.

Minister Horne also highlighted the significance of electric vehicles, stating that they are undoubtedly the future of the industry.

In reference to a Ford F-150 Lightning showcased at the Expo, Minister Horne recalled her initial encounter with the vehicle a few months ago, where she engaged in a profound conversation with individuals involved in the electric vehicle industry.

She emphasized the government’s commitment to decarbonisation goals and its willingness to stand alongside the AAAA in achieving a greener transport fleet.

On a personal note, Minister Horne expressed her awe at the rapid advancements in the industry, particularly in the realm of electrification.

While examining the battery pack and control units of the Ford F-150 Lightning, she marveled at the impressive technology and regarded it as a significant turning point for future innovations compared to traditional internal combustion engines.

  • Minister Horne applauds the rate of change and innovation in the automotive industry.
  • She credits the Australian Auto Aftermarket Association for their support.
  • The AAAA’s Auto Innovation Centre acquires a Ford F-150 Lightning and Polestar 2.
  • Minister Horne believes electric vehicles are the future of the industry.
  • Government support is crucial for achieving decarbonisation goals.
  • Minister Horne is personally impressed by the rapid shift towards electrification.

Minister Melissa Horne commended the automotive industry for its progress and innovation at the AAAE, highlighting the importance of government support for achieving decarbonisation goals and expressing her personal admiration for the rapid shift towards electrification.

By Charles Davies

Charles Davies is a motoring journalist in Australia. He is also a skilled mechanic and studied journalism at the University of Sydney. With his expertise and passion for automobiles, Charles has become a trusted voice in the industry, providing unbiased and informative insights through his articles and reviews.