Ludicrous Feed is a Sydney-based YouTube channel dedicated to documenting the daily life of an Australian family navigating the world of electric vehicles (EVs). Founded in 2018 following the purchase of a Tesla Model S, the channel offers candid and practical insights into the realities of EV adoption. Hosts Tom and Joy address crucial topics such as vehicle range, charging infrastructure, and the logistics of planning road trips, making complex subjects accessible to a wide audience.
This distributor serves as a valuable resource for EV enthusiasts and those curious about sustainable transportation. Beyond personal experiences, Ludicrous Feed features comprehensive reviews of a diverse array of electric vehicles from major manufacturers, including Tesla, BYD, Xpeng, Hyundai, Kia, Polestar, Volvo, and many more. Their weekly live streams foster a sense of community, allowing viewers to connect with fellow EV owners and stay informed about the latest industry news and technological advancements.
This distributor serves as a valuable resource for EV enthusiasts and those curious about sustainable transportation. Beyond personal experiences, Ludicrous Feed features comprehensive reviews of a diverse array of electric vehicles from major manufacturers, including Tesla, BYD, Xpeng, Hyundai, Kia, Polestar, Volvo, and many more. Their weekly live streams foster a sense of community, allowing viewers to connect with fellow EV owners and stay informed about the latest industry news and technological advancements.
BYD Atto 3 EV Drive From Sydney to Melbourne in One Day
Tesla Tom of Ludicrous Feed undertakes an ambitious Sydney to Melbourne road trip in the BYD Atto 3, highlighting both the vehicle's comfort and the current state of Australia's public EV charging infrastructure. The Atto 3 is praised for its comfortable ride, effective cruise control, and ample ...
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Nine Months Later BYD Seal Australia Ownership Update
Nine months into ownership, the BYD Seal Premium Long Range RWD variant in Australia has seen significant improvements, primarily through over-the-air... more (OTA) software updates. The reviewer highlights the seamless integration of wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, along with enhanced ADAS features that no longer reset after each drive, making them less intrusive. A key hardware fix now allows charging at V3/V4 Tesla Superchargers, a welcome addition for owners. The digital key functionality via smartphone and Apple Watch has also been refined. While the reviewer praises the ride comfort in normal mode, they note that the suspension can feel bouncy on uneven surfaces, recommending the sport mode for a firmer feel, though acknowledging it's not a performance-oriented setup. The intelligent cruise control and auto-steer system, while functional, are noted as not being as refined as those in competitors like Tesla or Polestar. The audio system is described as good to above average, but not spectacular. Overall, the Seal is seen as a good value proposition, especially with the ongoing software improvements addressing early shortcomings. less
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed on Wednesday Nights
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed covers a wide array of EV news, with a particular focus on the Australian market. This episode highlights the opening of... more Polestar's new flagship Sydney store and provides an in-depth look at the XPeng G6, including Melbourne test drives and discussions on its competitive positioning against the Tesla Model Y. The G6's 800-volt architecture and impressive charging speeds (up to 260 kW) are noted as significant advantages. The review also touches upon the BYD Seal and AT3's ongoing Supercharger compatibility issues, the global rollback of Volvo's 2030 EV target, and the introduction of Tesla's hands-free frunk opening. The segment on the Hyundai Mighty electric truck's round-Australia journey and the Honda e's European presence adds further breadth. The hosts express a desire for more affordable smaller EVs in Australia, noting MG's aggressive pricing on the MG4 as a positive step. less
2024 BYD Atto 3 Review Australia Price Specs Range Efficiency Charging
The 2024 BYD Atto 3 receives a thorough review, highlighting its value proposition as an affordable mid-size SUV in Australia, particularly for the ex... moretended range model priced around $50,000. Key improvements for the 2024 model include new paint options, a refined interior with softer materials and a new blue/black color scheme, and the standard fitment of Continental tires, addressing previous concerns about tire quality. A significant upgrade is the ability for the 2024 Atto 3 to charge at Tesla Superchargers, a crucial feature for alleviating range anxiety. The reviewer also notes the larger 15-inch infotainment screen and the continued presence of the 'guitar strings' interior design element. While acknowledging that the software and user experience may not be as polished as some competitors, the reviewer concludes that for its price point, the Atto 3 offers unbeatable value and a compelling package for everyday use and road trips. less
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed on Wednesday Nights
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed covers a range of EV news and discussions, with a particular focus on the Australian market. Hosts Tom Gan and Riz Akhta... morer delve into the latest trends, including NSW's EV uptake and August 2024 sales figures, noting a general slowdown but highlighting Queensland's upcoming rebate changes. A significant portion of the discussion revolves around BYD vehicles, specifically the 2024 Atto 3 and Seal, and their ongoing compatibility issues with Tesla's V3/V4 Superchargers, a problem that has persisted for 12 months with no definitive resolution. The hosts also touch upon the growing popularity of Plug-in Hybrids (PHEVs), exemplified by the BYD Seal Lion 6 outselling BYD's BEV models, raising questions about their true environmental impact if not consistently charged. Other topics include the Smart #1 and #3 launch, the Kia EV9, Tesla's FSD and Robotaxi developments, and the potential arrival of the BYD Shark ute. The show emphasizes the importance of real-world EV road trip stories to counter negative media narratives. less
Smart #1 Smart #3 Australia Launch & Drive from Brisbane to Byron Bay
Tesla Tom of Ludicrous Feed provides comprehensive coverage of the Smart #1 and #3 Australian launch event, including a detailed drive from Brisbane t... moreo Byron Bay. The reviewer highlights the premium interior feel, influenced by Mercedes-Benz design, and praises the competitive pricing. While the Smart #3 is favored for its sleek, aerodynamic design and versatility, the #1 is noted as a capable urban companion. Tom expresses a desire for longer-term media loans to assess performance in urban environments. The drive revealed good handling on winding roads and comfortable highway cruising, though concerns were raised about the glass roof's heat in Australia and the frequency of overspeed warnings. The reviewer found the #3's ride quality and cabin insulation to be good, and appreciated the flat floor and spacious rear in both models. Overall, the Smart #3 emerges as the preferred vehicle for its aesthetic and practicality. less
2024 Volvo EX30 Pricing Specs Range Efficiency Charging and Walkaround
The 2024 Volvo EX30 Twin Motor Performance variant is presented as a compelling option for buyers in the $60,000-$70,000 range, particularly for those... more seeking a safe and reputable brand. The reviewer highlights Volvo's established reputation as a key selling point against newer Chinese EV entrants. Positives include its compact SUV/large hatchback size, decent handling, and the performance offered by the twin-motor setup (0-100 km/h in 3.6 seconds). The exterior design is considered safe, and the boot offers practical space for groceries or small suitcases, though it's deemed insufficient for a family of four. The interior is noted for its minimalistic design, Harman Kardon sound system, and a high-resolution infotainment screen. However, significant drawbacks are raised: the absence of Apple CarPlay/Android Auto (though promised soon), the unconventional placement of window controls on the center console, and the unresponsiveness of some steering wheel buttons, particularly for mirror adjustments. Real-world range is estimated to be around 300-320 km from the 64 kWh usable battery, with highway driving yielding closer to 350-400 km, which is less than the quoted WLTP figures. The reviewer concludes it's a strong contender as a second car or for smaller households, but the lack of essential smartphone integration is a major concern. less
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed on Wednesday Nights! | Fri 30 Aug 2024
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed covers a wide array of EV news, with a particular focus on the Australian market. This episode highlights the Australian... more launch of the MG Cyberster, described as MG's best halo car to date with a driver-focused design and comfortable seats, though a test drive opportunity was still pending. The show also notes a significant dip in used Tesla Model 3 prices, making them an attractive bargain. A key discussion point is Canada's imposition of 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs, which the hosts argue is merely delaying the inevitable, given the global rise of Chinese manufacturers. The global launch of the Smart #5 in Byron Bay is detailed, emphasizing its rugged, adventurous design and 800-volt architecture, with a special edition catering to off-roading. The Smart #1 and #3 also receive attention, with the #3 being a preferred choice for its styling and performance, competing strongly with rivals like the Volvo EX30. The episode touches on Tesla Supercharger network expansion in Australia, including new locations and increased accessibility for non-Tesla EVs. Other news includes the potential Australian arrival of the VW ID. Buzz, the Xpeng G6's promising features as a Tesla Model Y alternative, and a unique Mercedes SL 300 conversion with Tesla internals. Overall, the show provides a comprehensive, albeit fast-paced, overview of current EV developments. less
Real World Test Drive of RHD Xpeng G6 in Sydney Australia 2024
This video provides a comprehensive real-world test drive of the right-hand drive XPeng G6 in Sydney, Australia. The reviewer highlights the vehicle&#... more039;s impressive ride quality and handling, particularly noting its comfort on Sydney's varied road surfaces and its composure on tighter streets. The interior is praised for its soft materials, good trim quality, and spaciousness, especially in the rear. Key features like the intelligent parking assist, clear navigation, and the 'X-pedal' regenerative braking system (with adjustable settings) are demonstrated and appreciated. The reviewer also touches upon the competitive pricing, suggesting it will start under $60,000 AUD, positioning it as a strong contender against the Tesla Model Y. While the full capabilities of the AI driving systems weren't tested, the overall impression is highly positive, emphasizing the G6 as a feature-packed and compelling option in the EV market. less
Smart #5 Global Launch in Australia August 2024
The Smart #5 marks a significant departure for the brand, aiming for a 'contemporary adventurer' niche beyond its urban roots. The global la... moreunch event in Byron Bay showcased a vehicle with a bold, boxy exterior design, emphasizing honesty and purity. Inside, the #5 boasts impressive space, a premium feel with real wood trim, and advanced digital features, including a powerful AMD V2000 chip powering dual 13-inch OLED displays and an AR head-up display. The "Summit Edition" stands out with unique Terra green matte paint, golden highlights, and an "Adventurer's Collection" package. Notable features include a "zero gravity" passenger seat, extensive storage, an integrated projector for outdoor cinema, and a portable speaker. The vehicle also offers an off-road driving mode. A key highlight is the collaboration with Sennheiser, promising an immersive 20-speaker, 2000W audio experience with Dolby Atmos support. While the reviewer focuses on the reveal and initial impressions, the emphasis is on the #5's capability to blend premium comfort with off-road readiness, positioning it as a versatile option for those seeking adventure. less
2024 Rolls Royce Spectre Test Drive Australia Battery Electric Vehicle
Tesla Tom of Ludicrous Feed provides an in-depth look at the 2024 Rolls-Royce Spectre during a test drive in Sydney, Australia. The review highlights ... morethe Spectre's immense luxury, plush interior, and the signature "magic carpet ride" that Rolls-Royce is known for. Tom is particularly impressed by the car's smooth acceleration, powerful dual motors (430 kW, 900 Nm), and the quiet, refined EV driving experience, noting its suitability for a luxury brand transitioning to electric. He praises the high-resolution infotainment system, the unique "shooting star" headliner, and the overall build quality, though he repeatedly emphasizes that most features are optional extras, pushing the price well over AUD $1 million. The reviewer notes the car's substantial size and weight but finds it surprisingly agile and comfortable even on imperfect roads. While the official WLTP range is stated as 530 km, the reviewer doesn't conduct a specific range test but implies it's sufficient for a day's driving. The Spectre is presented as the pinnacle of electric luxury, embodying Rolls-Royce's commitment to electrification. less
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed on Wednesday Nights
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed covers a wide array of EV news, with a particular focus on the Australian market. This episode highlights the launch of ... morethe Zeekr X in Sydney, discussing its pricing indications and positioning against the Volvo EX30, noting the Zeekr's potential advantages in interior design and features like Sentry Mode. The hosts also delve into the charging infrastructure landscape in Australia, showcasing a new Carloop charging map and discussing the rollout of Tesla Superchargers. Other segments include updates on the Cybertruck, a new textile interior option for the Model 3 in Mexico, and news on the Tesla Powerwall 3's lack of backward compatibility. The show touches on BYD's software updates, including a highly anticipated trip planner for the Seal, and briefly mentions upcoming models like the Changan Deepal S07 and MG Cyberster. Overall, the episode provides a comprehensive snapshot of current EV developments, with a strong emphasis on practical consumer information and market trends. less
2024 Volvo EX30 Range and Efficiency | V4 Tesla Supercharger Session
The reviewer provides a comprehensive real-world test of the 2024 Volvo EX30 Twin Motor Performance, focusing on range, efficiency, and DC fast chargi... moreng capabilities at a V4 Tesla Supercharger. The EX30 is praised for its handling, ride quality, and responsive infotainment system, especially compared to previous Polestar models. However, significant drawbacks are highlighted, including the lack of Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, the non-responsive steering column buttons, and the distant speedometer placement due to the portrait-oriented central screen. The reviewer notes that while the car is generally well-insulated and comfortable, the one-pedal driving mode can be jerky. A key finding is the surprisingly good highway efficiency, achieving 14.8-14.9 kWh/100km, suggesting a real-world range exceeding 400km, which contradicts the general consensus that EVs are more efficient in urban settings. The DC fast charging session at the Tesla Supercharger was successful, though the cost per kWh was noted as expensive. Overall, the EX30 is presented as a capable EV with impressive real-world range, but with notable usability flaws that detract from the premium experience. less
Zeekr X Australia Walkaround and Official Launch in Sydney Aug 2024
The ZEEKR X has officially launched in Australia, with the presenter providing a comprehensive walkaround of the right-hand drive model. Two variants ... moreare confirmed for the Australian market: a rear-wheel drive starting under $60,000 and an all-wheel drive flagship under $70,000, both priced competitively below the Volvo EX30. The vehicle shares similarities with its left-hand drive Chinese counterpart, featuring a 4.4-meter length and a design that echoes the MG4 and Volvo EX30. Key highlights include the frameless doors, a Yamaha sound system, a driver-centric infotainment screen with a Snapdragon processor, and a spacious interior with unique carpet designs. The presenter noted the potential for NMC batteries and CCS2 charging compatibility with Tesla Superchargers. While the exact pricing and final specifications are pending, the initial impression is positive, emphasizing the car's modern features and competitive positioning. less
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed on Wednesday Nights!
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed covers a wide array of EV news and updates. This episode highlights the Rolls-Royce Spectre, noting its staggering $770,... more000 price tag and limited availability in Australia, with the host sharing a personal, albeit brief, experience with the luxury vehicle. Significant discussion also surrounds Tesla Supercharger network expansion, with new V4 stations opening in South Melbourne and Chatswood, though concerns about shopping center charging hours are raised. The acquisition of Tritium by Exicom is analyzed, with hopes that it will revitalize the struggling charging infrastructure company. The episode touches on BYD's upcoming Seal updates, potential retrofits for ATTO 3 owners to enable V3/V4 Supercharger access, and the Zeekr X's compatibility with Tesla Superchargers, drawing comparisons to the Volvo EX30. The show also briefly reviews the XPeng G6, noting its competitive offering against the Tesla Model Y. less
2024 Electric SUV Expo Melbourne Extended Walkaround and Commentary
This video provides an extended walkaround and commentary from the 2024 Electric SUV Expo in Melbourne. The presenter, Tom of Ludicrous Feed, covers a... more variety of EV brands and models, with a significant focus on XPENG, showcasing vehicles like the G6, X9, P7, and G9, as well as the X2 flying car. Other featured brands include Kia, Polestar, Ford, Mini, RACV, GWM, BYD, Hyundai, Toyota, Zeekr, and LDV. The coverage includes detailed walkarounds of specific models such as the XPENG G6 and G9, and the Zeekr X and Polestar 4. A test drive and autopark test of the XPENG G6 are also highlighted. The video also touches upon a Ford F-150 Lightning RHD conversion by AusEV. While the video offers a broad overview of the expo, it lacks in-depth reviews or comparative analysis of the vehicles presented, serving more as a visual tour of the available electric SUVs. less
RHD Xpeng G6 Australia Test Drive and Infotainment Screen Walkthrough
Tesla Tom of Ludicrous Feed provides an in-depth look at the RHD XPENG G6 during its Australian debut at the Electric SUV Expo in Melbourne. The "... more;Long Range" model tested boasts a 100 kWh battery, offering an estimated 500-530 km of real-world range. Tom highlights the G6's responsive and user-friendly 15-inch infotainment system, powered by Nvidia and Qualcomm chips, featuring a comprehensive app store and modular customization options. The interior, with its suede-like material, and the extensive active safety suite, complete with video demonstrations, are noted positives. The reviewer praises the vehicle's smooth and responsive driving dynamics, particularly in Sport mode, and the effectiveness of the X-Pedal (regenerative braking), though it's not a true one-pedal system due to slight creep. The Autopark feature is demonstrated, showing impressive speed and accuracy, though the reviewer prefers the assisted nature for safety. Minor drawbacks include the lack of massage seats and the fact that some advanced features like CCTV recording are still in development. Overall, the G6 impresses with its advanced technology, build quality, and driving experience, positioning it as a strong contender in the Australian EV market. less
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed on Wednesday Nights
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed covers a wide array of EV news and updates. This episode highlights the growing EV uptake in Victoria, Australia, and pr... moreeviews the upcoming SUV EV Expo in Melbourne. A significant segment is dedicated to the exciting loan of a Rolls-Royce Spectre for the hosts, promising spectacular footage. The July 2024 EV sales figures are discussed, noting a slight slowdown and shifts in reporting from major manufacturers like Tesla and Polestar. The show also touches on Tesla's bidirectional charging developments, potential FSD beta access in New Zealand, and BYD's rollout of digital key features to more models, including the Dolphin and ATTO 3. A notable announcement is MG's extended 10-year/250,000 km powertrain warranty for all its vehicles, including EVs. The upcoming Skoda Enyaq and the refreshed BYD Seal are also previewed, with the latter showing promising advancements in battery technology and features. less
BYD Seal Brake Caliper Cover Installation Step by Step Guide and Test
This video provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to installing aftermarket brake caliper covers on a BYD Seal. The presenter, BYD Tom, walks vi... moreewers through the entire process, from removing lug nut covers and jacking the vehicle to attaching the covers and reassembling the wheels. He highlights the quality of the aluminum alloy covers, noting they are powder-coated and specifically designed for the Seal, with no apparent impact on brake heat dissipation. The installation process is detailed for both front and rear wheels, with slight variations in attachment mechanisms. Tom expresses satisfaction with the subtle aesthetic enhancement the blue covers provide, stating they look good without being overly flashy. After 48 hours of driving, he confirms no rattles or noise issues, reporting a smooth ride identical to the stock BYD Seal. The video also includes useful tips, such as loosening lug nuts before jacking and the correct way to reinsert them. Overall, the presenter is pleased with the product and installation, recommending them for those seeking a bit of color customization. less
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed on Wednesday Nights
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed's latest episode covers a wide array of EV news, with a significant focus on charging infrastructure in Australia. ... moreHosts Tom Gan and Riz Akhtar discuss the ongoing rollout of Tesla Superchargers, highlighting new sites and the importance of reliable charging for EV adoption. They also touch upon the challenges and progress of non-Tesla charging networks, emphasizing the need for more investment and better user experience. A key discussion point is the BYD Seal and AT3's charging compatibility issues with Tesla V3/V4 Superchargers, offering a glimmer of hope with a potential fix expected by late August. The episode also delves into Tesla's insurance partnership with Zurich in Australia, noting that initial quotes have been unfavorable for many. Other topics include leaked images of the Tesla Model Y 'Juniper' refresh, Cybertruck sightings, and dealership charging initiatives by Toyota. The review highlights the hosts' balanced perspective, acknowledging both the advancements and the persistent challenges in the Australian EV landscape. less
BYD Seal OTA Software Update 2403 V1.2.1 Australia Walkthrough and Drive
This video provides a detailed walkthrough of the BYD Seal's latest OTA software update (2403 V1.2.1) in Australia. The reviewer highlights that ... morethe update primarily addresses sensitivity issues with the front cross-traffic alert and braking systems, particularly around roundabouts, which has been a noted concern for owners. Significant improvements are also noted in the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), with previous issues like erratic lane-keeping and overly sensitive traffic sign recognition now seemingly resolved, leading to a much smoother and less intrusive driving experience. However, the reviewer expresses continued dissatisfaction with the Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC), finding it less refined than competitors, especially on winding roads. The absence of one-pedal driving and the auto-hold function's sensitivity at low speeds are also mentioned as areas for potential future improvement. The reviewer confirms the Seal's 800V architecture and discusses real-world range expectations, emphasizing practical charging habits between 20-80% for optimal efficiency. Overall, the update is seen as positive, enhancing the car's usability, though the ICC remains a point of contention. less
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed on Wednesday Nights
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed returns with a comprehensive look at the EV landscape, featuring hosts Tom Gan and Riz Akhtar. The episode highlights th... moree growing EV charging infrastructure in Australia, with a focus on Carloop's data and upcoming charging summits. Discussions touch upon international EV news, including congestion charges in the UK and the potential for similar schemes in Australia. The show also covers new vehicle sightings like the YangWang U8 and XPENG G6, alongside updates on the Tesla Model Y 'Juniper' facelift and the ongoing debate about more affordable Tesla models. The hosts express optimism about Australia's EV adoption trends, noting significant growth in BEV sales for June 2024, while also acknowledging the challenges new brands like BYD face in market penetration compared to established players like Tesla. The episode concludes with a look at upcoming Chinese EVs such as the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra and BYD Seal 07, emphasizing the rapid pace of innovation in the sector. less
2024 EV Road Trip UK in Hyundai Ioniq 5 Fast Charging Range Efficiency
Tesla Tom embarks on an extensive 1400-mile road trip across the UK in a Hyundai Ioniq 5, providing a comprehensive look at EV ownership realities. Th... moree Ioniq 5, specifically the rear-wheel-drive 77.4 kWh model, proves to be a comfortable and spacious companion, handling luggage for four with surprising ease. Tom highlights the car's 800-volt architecture, enabling rapid DC charging, though he notes UK charging costs are significantly higher than in Australia, ranging from 79p to 85p per kWh. The reviewer praises the abundance and convenience of DC charging infrastructure, particularly the widespread availability of tap-and-go payment options, which he found invaluable as a tourist. While the Ioniq 5's highway efficiency is deemed acceptable, Tom suggests a practical range of around 250 km when charging between 20-80%. A minor drawback mentioned is the air conditioning not feeling sufficiently cold. Overall, the Ioniq 5 is recommended as a capable and enjoyable road trip vehicle, with the UK's charging network, despite its cost, being a positive takeaway. less
F1 Silverstone 2024 Experience: Paddock Tour, Pit Walk, Glamping!
This vlog offers an immersive look into the 2024 Formula 1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone, presented by Tesla Tom of Ludicrous Feed. The experience... more covers four days, from Thursday's pit walk and glamping setup to Sunday's main race. The reviewer highlights the convenience of the glamping site, "The Ridings," with its well-maintained facilities, though notes the early morning brightness from the skylight. The pit walk provided exciting glimpses of various garages and even celebrity sightings like Brad Pitt and Pierre Gasly. The review touches upon the challenging Silverstone weather, shifting from sun to rain and mud, making Wellington boots essential. A significant highlight is the unexpected Paddock Tour, offering a rare, behind-the-scenes look at team setups and driver motorhomes, with encounters with notable figures like Esteban Ocon and Jensen Button. The race itself culminated in a win for Lewis Hamilton, a memorable moment for the crowd. The reviewer also briefly mentions the Skoda Enyaq, seen charging, and the Hyundai Ioniq 5 for their upcoming journey. Overall, the vlog captures the full spectrum of the F1 weekend, from the practicalities of glamping to the exclusive Paddock access and the thrilling race day action. less
2024 Singapore Airlines Premium Economy Class A380 Sydney to London
This video provides a comprehensive review of the Singapore Airlines Premium Economy Class experience on the A380-800 from Sydney to London. The revie... morewer highlights the comfort and space of the Premium Economy seats, noting ample legroom and a functional recline mechanism. The "Book the Cook" meal service is a significant positive, with the Seafood Thermidor and Chicken Satay with Nasi Goreng receiving particular praise for taste and presentation. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available, though the speed test reveals it's only suitable for basic tasks like texting and email. Lounge access at Sydney's SilverKris Lounge and Singapore Changi's KrisFlyer Gold Lounge is also covered, with a good selection of food and drinks. The reviewer found the flight to be a comfortable experience, especially appreciating the ability to recline fully without disturbing passengers behind. Overall, the Premium Economy offering is presented as a worthwhile upgrade, particularly when redeemed with frequent flyer points. less