EVERY EV AT THE 2025 LA AUTO SHOW! FULL TOUR

EV Channels Review

The Electric Duo provides an extensive tour of the 2025 LA Auto Show, highlighting a wide array of electric vehicles. They express particular enthusiasm for the new 2026 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT California Special, praising its aesthetics and interior, and noting the addition of rear door grab handles. The review touches upon the pause in Ford Lightning production due to aluminum supply issues, offering an official statement and speculation. Kia's EV9 GT-Line is featured as a strong three-row SUV option, with a call for more of their global models like the EV3 to be released in the US. The Rivian R2 is showcased, admired for its smaller size and design. The new Nissan Leaf is presented as a compelling value proposition, starting under $30,000 with up to 300 miles of range. The Jeep Recon is introduced as a rugged off-road EV, though its 230-mile range is noted. The Volvo EX90 and EX30 Cross Country are highlighted for their safety and ruggedness respectively. Chevrolet's significant EV presence is a major point, with the 2027 Bolt receiving high praise for its affordability and updated interior, alongside the Equinox EV and Silverado EV Trail Boss. The VW ID. Buzz is lauded for its quirkiness, while the Subaru Trail Seeker and updated Solterra offer new options for Subaru fans. Genesis unveils the high-performance GV60 Magma, promising impressive speed and features. Toyota's bZ4X (now just bZ) and its Woodland Edition are presented as similar to Subaru's offerings. Lucid's Gravity is shown, noted for its long range and ongoing production ramp-up. The overall sentiment is positive, emphasizing the growing variety and improving technology in the EV market, with a particular focus on the emergence of more affordable options.