Ah, the Origin EV Power Up—sounds like a superhero's charging move but it's actually about juicing up your electric ride. Origin Electric Vehicles, an Aussie startup, promises a decent power boost with their EVs, boasting up to 150 kW (roughly 201 horsepower). Charging? Expect a rapid DC charge capability that can top the battery to 80% in around 40 minutes if you find a suitable fast charger. Prices are still a bit hush-hush, but expect a new Origin EV to hover somewhere between $50,000 to $70,000 AUD depending on specs and options. For used options, keep an eye on Tradingpost or CarShowroom, though these babies are rare as hen's teeth. Always check the official Origin site for the latest specs before throwing your money down.
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