Transport Evolved is a premier distributor dedicated to exploring the dynamic world of transportation. The channel focuses on cleaner, greener, safer, and smarter mobility solutions, offering in-depth analysis and insights from a team of experienced hosts. Their content spans a wide range of electric vehicles and automotive innovations, providing a balanced and independent perspective on the future of transport.
With a commitment to covering diverse brands from Tesla and Toyota to Faraday Future and Ford, Transport Evolved delves into the technologies and trends shaping the industry. Their programming is geared towards enthusiasts and informed consumers alike, aiming to demystify complex topics and highlight the evolving landscape of personal and public transportation.
With a commitment to covering diverse brands from Tesla and Toyota to Faraday Future and Ford, Transport Evolved delves into the technologies and trends shaping the industry. Their programming is geared towards enthusiasts and informed consumers alike, aiming to demystify complex topics and highlight the evolving landscape of personal and public transportation.
Nissan Leaf Battery Replacement Just Went Open Source!?
This video highlights a significant development in the Nissan LEAF's aftermarket support: the open-sourcing of battery replacement and upgrade technology by Dala of Dala's EV Repair. Historically, LEAF battery replacements were costly, either through Nissan dealerships or specialized repair shops...
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Why We Need Both Fast and Slow Charging For EVs - And Why Cost Is Important
This video features an insightful discussion with John Stonier, an EV enthusiast and financial expert, focusing on the critical need for both fast and... more slow charging infrastructure, and the paramount importance of cost-effectiveness in EV ownership. Stonier, a long-time EV driver since 2005, emphasizes that slower, overnight charging is the most economical and battery-friendly approach for most daily driving needs, advocating for a 'slow charge movement.' He highlights the financial benefits of leveraging existing infrastructure and the potential of carbon credit programs for charging providers and strata buildings. The conversation also touches upon the challenges of oversized, expensive vehicles in the North American market, the complexities of modern car repairability due to integrated technology, and the rising insurance costs for EVs, often exacerbated by expensive, non-modular components. Stonier champions the idea of EVs as long-term assets, stressing the need for repairability and durability over cutting-edge, hard-to-fix technology, drawing parallels to the longevity of early EVs like the 1912 Detroit Electric. less
Transport Evolved News Episode 506: Grim Calls For Energy, Battery Prices Fall, Anti-Cybertruck
This episode of TEN Transport Evolved News covers a range of significant developments in the EV sector. Key stories include the bankruptcy of electric... more motorcycle manufacturer Energica, a positive outlook on falling EV battery prices projected to reach $82/kWh by 2026, and a new electric Land Rover concept from Zero Labs positioned as an alternative to the Tesla Cybertruck. The show also touches on the Paris Motor Show reveals, including new models from Citroën and Renault, and discusses Ford's incentives for dealerships to stock the F-150 Lightning. Concerns are raised about the telepresence functionality used in Tesla's Optimus robot demonstrations, and Lilium's uncertain future due to funding issues. Several recalls are also reported across Audi, Porsche, GM, and BMW. Overall, the episode provides a comprehensive, albeit sometimes somber, overview of the current EV landscape, highlighting both challenges and promising advancements. less
Why The Subaru Solterra Is The Best Toyota BZ4X Electric Car That Toyota Doesn't Sell.
The Subaru Solterra, built on Toyota's e-TNGA platform, is presented as a more rugged and appealing alternative to the Toyota bZ4X. Reviewers hig... morehlight its cozy and utilitarian interior, featuring recycled materials and supportive seats, though they note the prevalence of hard plastics and distracting piano black accents. A significant point of contention is the infotainment system, which includes a distracting capacitive strip and a persistent, unwelcome push for paid subscriptions, including for navigation. The driving experience is described as competent and stable, particularly with Subaru's decision to offer only the dual-motor AWD variant, leading to well-managed handling and power delivery. However, the Solterra falls short on charging speed, with real-world results significantly lower than advertised, and a lack of regenerative braking when the battery is full is a notable drawback. While praised for its all-wheel-drive capability and suitability for light off-roading or unpaved roads, the Solterra's high price point, especially for the Touring trim, and the lack of federal tax incentives make it a less compelling option compared to rivals like the Ford Mustang Mach-E, unless significant discounts are available or the buyer prioritizes the Subaru brand and its specific utility. less
Transport Evolved News Episode 505 - Tesla's Art Deco Minibus? (Plus GM's EV Money Making Plan)
This episode of TEN Transport Evolved News covers several significant developments in the EV space. A major focus is Tesla's 'We, Robot'... more; event, where the Cybercab (Robo taxi) and Robo van (autonomous minibus) were unveiled, alongside updates on the Optimus robot. While promising, the review notes Tesla's historical tendency to overpromise. General Motors is shifting its EV strategy by retiring the Ultium brand to diversify battery sourcing and improve profitability, aiming to make the next-gen Chevrolet Bolt EV profitable. Other key stories include Toyota's increased investment in Joby Aviation, the Ram 1500 REV heading to Europe, and Tesla's plans for four variants of its 4680 battery cells. The episode also touches on regulatory actions like eBay's e-bike sales ban in the UK and recalls for the Porsche Taycan and Tesla Cybertruck. The review highlights the practical benefits of EVs, such as powering essential services during hurricanes, and discusses the growing renewable energy capacity globally. less
Nokian's Winter Tires Are 90 Years Old - Here's How They've Evolved With EVs!
This video celebrates Nokian Tyres' 90th anniversary of inventing the winter tire, detailing its evolution from the first 'Kelirengas' ... morein 1934 to modern innovations. The discussion highlights key factors in winter tire performance: tread compound softness, tread pattern design, and the use of studs. It delves into advanced technologies like cryo grip crystals and improved stud sustainability, emphasizing Nokian's commitment to R&D. The review also addresses the distinction between all-season and all-weather tires, introducing Nokian's 'Remedy' as a solution for varied conditions. Crucially, it focuses on the specific needs of EVs, including reinforced sidewalls (with Aramid/Kevlar), reduced noise, low rolling resistance for range preservation, and the 'Electric Fit' and 'Ice Grip' emblems as indicators of suitability. While acknowledging that winter tires don't eliminate risk, they significantly enhance safety. The video also touches upon Nokian's 'Outpost NAT' all-terrain, all-weather tire for off-road capable EVs. less
EnelX Is Killing The Juice Box - What Happens Next?
This video addresses the abrupt discontinuation of EnelX's JuiceBox EV charging stations and their associated smart functionality in North Americ... morea. The presenters highlight the historical significance of JuiceBox, noting its open-source origins and load-sharing capabilities, which made it a recommended product. The core issue stems from EnelX's new CEO prioritizing a 'back to basics' approach, leading to the cessation of sales and support for JuiceBoxes, and the imminent shutdown of server-connected features. The video introduces Juice-Rescue.org, a grassroots initiative aiming to maintain JuiceBox functionality through open-source solutions, education, and advocacy. Consumer Reports' Stacy Higginbotham discusses the broader implications for connected devices, software end-of-life, and the right to repair, advocating for clearer regulations and support from bodies like the FTC. While the core charging function is expected to persist without connectivity, users will lose smart features like scheduling and current adjustment. The video encourages users to engage with Juice-Rescue.org and sign a Consumer Reports letter to the FTC to push for better consumer protections in the connected device market. less
Transport Evolved News Episode 504 - Q3 Estimates, Coal-Free Electricity, Rivian's KITT Tease
This episode of TEN Transport Evolved News covers a range of significant updates in the EV sector. Key highlights include Q3 sales estimates for major... more manufacturers like Tesla, GM, Ford, Hyundai, Kia, Volvo, NIO, and BYD, with notable performances from the Chevrolet Equinox EV, Cadillac Lyriq, Hyundai Ioniq 5/6, and Kia EV9. The show also reports on EnelX's withdrawal from the US and Canadian markets, leaving customers unsupported, and the launch of the Škoda Elroq compact SUV in Europe, offering two distinct configurations with competitive WLTP ranges. Safety advancements are noted with new battery materials from LG Chem and 24M aimed at reducing fire risks. The episode touches on the growing pains of public charging infrastructure, including issues at Tesla Superchargers with non-Tesla drivers. A significant environmental milestone is the UK decommissioning its last coal-fired power station, enabling its grid to operate coal-free. California's new law potentially requiring bidirectional charging capabilities in future EVs is also discussed. Several recalls are mentioned, including Jeep, BYD, and BMW, for various fire and safety risks. The review also covers market news such as Ford's price reduction for BlueCruise, Fiat's extended production pause for the 500e, and Volkswagen's limited availability for the ID. Buzz in the US. The episode concludes with news on solid-state battery developments, Kia's new EV-only facility, and intriguing teasers from Rivian for a 'Knight Rider' mode. less
Kia's Massive Security Breach - What You Need To Know
This video thoroughly investigates a significant security vulnerability discovered in Kia's telematics system, which allowed unauthorized access ... moreand control of a majority of Kia models from the last decade using only a license plate number. The presenter, Nikki Gordon-Bloomfield, highlights that while the exploit could enable remote actions like locking/unlocking doors, remote start, and activating horns/lights, it mercifully did not allow for the vehicle to be physically driven away. A key concern raised is the potential for attackers to access personal owner information, enabling further social engineering attacks. The video commends white-hat security expert Sam Curry for his ethical disclosure process, but criticizes Kia's slow response, noting a two-month period between disclosure and remediation. While the vulnerability is now patched, the video advises owners to maintain strong cybersecurity practices, such as unique passwords and considering credit cards with transaction limits for associated accounts. It also touches upon more extreme measures like removing telematics systems, though cautions against this due to potential functionality loss and reduced desirability. Ultimately, the review suggests that while telematics offer convenience, automakers must prioritize robust digital security, and legislative action may be necessary to enforce this. less
How To Make Our Cities Cleaner, Greener, Safer, Smarter and More Equitable (It's Not Just About EVs)
This video explores innovative strategies for transforming urban environments to prioritize sustainability, equity, and livability over car dependency... more. The discussion highlights the District of North Vancouver's efforts to shift residents away from personal vehicles by enhancing walkability, cycling infrastructure, and public transit access. A key focus is the growing importance and effectiveness of e-bikes, with a study suggesting they offer greater carbon reduction opportunities than electric vehicles. The district is actively promoting e-bike adoption through incentive programs and a unique e-cargo bike lending initiative aimed at families. Challenges remain, particularly in overcoming public resistance to reallocating road space for cyclists and pedestrians. The episode emphasizes a collaborative approach involving residents, planners, and government bodies to create more people-centric cities. less
What's New At Aptera? We Chat With Steve Fambro at Everything Electric!
Aptera's co-founder and co-CEO, Steve Fambro, discusses significant recent changes and future plans for the solar electric vehicle startup. The m... moreost notable shift is the decision to forgo in-wheel motors for the initial production launch in favor of a more traditional inboard motor design. This move, while described as 'painful,' is aimed at mitigating development risks, particularly with inverter technology, and avoiding potential production delays. Fambro emphasizes that in-wheel motors remain a future goal, likely for rear-wheel application. The company is progressing with its 16 pre-production 'PI' builds, which will serve as production intent vehicles for testing and validation, with the first customer deliveries of a limited number of vehicles anticipated before Q2 next year. Aptera is also diversifying its revenue streams by leveraging its solar technology IP for B2B applications, such as airport ground support tugs, which helps offset R&D costs and keeps material inventory fresh. The HMI (Human-Machine Interface) is also undergoing significant in-house development, promising detailed real-time solar performance data for consumers. Fambro remains optimistic about navigating regulatory landscapes and anti-EV sentiment by focusing on their core mission of solar-powered journeys and creating a unique vehicle segment. less
Transport Evolved News 503: We, Robot, Charging Stations Help Businesses, Aftermarket Wiper
This episode of TEN Transport Evolved News covers a wide array of EV-related updates. Key highlights include Tesla's "We, Robot" event ... moreinvites and Elon Musk's ambitious claims about robotaxi costs compared to public transit, though current estimates suggest higher pricing. Peugeot has unveiled longer-range e-308 and e-508 models with significant WLTP range figures. Audi has priced the Q6 e-tron for the US market, offering various trims and range options. Stellantis is collaborating with Leapmotor to bring new models to Europe. The show also touches on recalls for Nissan LEAFs and Kia EV9s, Hertz's continued EV fleet sales, and a study confirming the positive economic impact of EV charging stations on local businesses. Regulatory news includes a proposed US ban on Chinese hardware in connected vehicles and GM CEO Mary Barra's surprise at the politicization of EVs. The episode concludes with updates on battery production, charging infrastructure expansion, and various manufacturer news, including Ford's BlueCruise 1.4 and Hyundai's customizable drift mode for the IONIQ 5 N. less
America Is Addicted To Oversize Vehicles. NHTSA Could Change That
This video critically examines the prevalence of oversized vehicles in North America and the potential regulatory changes aimed at improving pedestria... moren safety. The presenter argues that automakers perpetuate a myth that consumers only want large vehicles, while in reality, the lack of stringent regulations, particularly concerning vulnerable road users, drives this trend. The core of the discussion revolves around a proposed NHTSA rule change that would mandate pedestrian head protection, aligning US standards more closely with global regulations. The video highlights the disproportionate danger posed by SUVs and pickup trucks to pedestrians compared to smaller cars. While acknowledging the potential for automakers to resist these changes due to profit motives and the challenge of redesigning existing platforms, the presenter emphasizes the critical need for public engagement through commenting on the proposed rule and contacting representatives. The video advocates for a return to smaller, safer vehicles and suggests that harmonizing regulations could eventually allow for the import of smaller, safer cars from other markets. less
Will This Company Make Multi-Family Dwelling Charging Easier?
This video from Transport Evolved interviews David Corbeil, CEO of RVE, about their innovative solution for EV charging in multi-family dwellings. RVE... more's system, the DCC Plus, aims to simplify home charging for renters and condo owners by making buildings 'smart' rather than relying on individual smart charging stations. Key benefits highlighted include automatic billing tied to utility meters, load management to protect building infrastructure, and flexibility for residents to choose their own charging equipment. The system uses standard industrial communication protocols, making it easier for utilities to adopt. RVE claims over 40,000 units sold across North America, with installations suitable for low to mid-rise buildings. The reviewer notes the system's reliability, industrial-grade components, and offline functionality as significant advantages, particularly for security and resilience during internet or power outages. The primary drawback is that it requires dedicated parking spaces, which is a separate urban planning challenge. less
Transport Evolved News Episode 502 - The Hague Bans Advertising Fossil Fuel
Transport Evolved News delivers a rapid-fire update on the EV landscape, covering a diverse range of topics from industry news to policy changes. Key ... morehighlights include GM's Supercharger access, BYD's expanding commercial vehicle line in Europe, and encouraging data on EV battery degradation. The episode also touches on important safety and regulatory developments, such as NHTSA's pedestrian safety initiatives and the ongoing debate around tariffs on Chinese EVs. A notable segment discusses The Hague's pioneering ban on fossil fuel advertising, marking a significant step in climate action. While the episode is packed with information, it lacks in-depth analysis of any single topic, serving more as a news digest than a deep dive. less
Could This Electric Plane Change Float Planes Forever?
Transport Evolved provides an in-depth look at Harbour Air's eBeaver, an electric retrofit of the classic Beaver float plane. The review highligh... morets the significant potential for electric propulsion in short-haul aviation, particularly for connecting communities separated by water. Key advantages discussed include reduced emissions, lower maintenance requirements compared to piston engines (eliminating 30-40% of engine inspections), and improved operational efficiency, with the electric version requiring only 41% of maximum power for level flight, extending cruise time significantly. The project aims for a 100% electric fleet by 2027, starting with the eBeaver. However, a major hurdle identified is the charging infrastructure, with current capabilities being slow and limited to specific locations. The review also touches on pilot certification and the experimental nature of the prototype, which currently carries batteries in place of passengers. Overall, the eBeaver represents a promising step towards sustainable aviation for regional transport. less
What Really Happened With Our Air BNB For Everything Electric? We Tell All
Transport Evolved recounts a disastrous Airbnb experience during their trip to Everything Electric in Vancouver. Despite the event itself being a succ... moreess, their accommodation was severely misrepresented, described as unsanitary, unsafe, and riddled with issues like mold, broken appliances, and lack of basic amenities. The hosts struggled with communication, and Airbnb's response was deemed inadequate, leading to a protracted dispute over refunds. The team ultimately incurred significant extra costs for alternative accommodation and lost food, impacting their budget for other projects. This experience has led them to swear off Airbnb as a company, highlighting a concerning trend of poor customer service and unverified listings. less
What Does Low Carbon Food Look Like? The Answer Might Surprise You (Feat. Meeru Dhalwala)
This video shifts focus from electric vehicles to the significant environmental impact of food production, featuring an insightful discussion with Mee... moreru Dhalwala, owner of Lila restaurant. The core message emphasizes that agriculture accounts for a substantial portion of global greenhouse gas emissions, comparable to transportation. Dhalwala advocates for a more accessible and less class-divided approach to lower-carbon food, challenging the notion that healthy, organic food is exclusively for the privileged. She highlights that food waste is a major contributor to the perceived high cost of food, suggesting that reducing waste can make sustainable eating more affordable. The conversation also touches on the benefits of plant-based and pescatarian diets, the challenges of organic certification, and practical tips for individuals to reduce their meat consumption and embrace home cooking. The Eat Lancet report is recommended as a resource for understanding planetary and personal health through diet. The overall sentiment is that small, personal shifts in eating habits, coupled with supporting restaurants that prioritize sustainable sourcing, can collectively make a meaningful difference. less
Transport Evolved News Episode 501 - Hyundai and GM Working Together, Rare EVs Under the Hammer
This episode of TEN Transport Evolved News covers a wide array of industry developments. Key highlights include a significant Memorandum of Understand... moreing between GM and Hyundai for future vehicle programs, potentially spanning electric, hydrogen, and even internal combustion engines. The show also touches upon Kia's decision to delay EV9 production ramp-up in the US until US-manufactured battery packs are available, impacting federal tax incentives. Other notable segments discuss Ford's California Power Response Program, Lilium securing potential funding from Bavaria, and new data from the US Department of Energy reinforcing the lower lifetime emissions of EVs compared to gasoline vehicles. The episode also reports on strong EV adoption rates in Europe, advancements in solid-state battery technology from Factorial Energy, and research suggesting fast charging is beneficial for initial battery health. Market news includes high demand for the Xpeng Mona 03, Rivian R1t's safety award, and a significant drop in used EV prices. The program concludes with updates on BYD's European factory, Tesla's FSD rollout, BMW's hydrogen car plans, and a record-setting Lucid Air journey. less
EVs Can't Road Trip? Who Said That?! Certainly Not Harvey Soicher From Mary Ann's Electric Drive!
Harvey Soicher, a dedicated EV advocate, shares his extensive road-tripping experiences across North America in his 2019 Audi e-tron. The video debunk... mores the myth that EVs are unsuitable for long-distance travel, highlighting Soicher's journeys to Alaska and Newfoundland. He emphasizes the importance of meticulous planning, especially regarding charging infrastructure, and notes the improvements in charging network reliability over time. Soicher's initiative, 'Mary Ann's Electric Drive,' serves as a tribute to his late wife and aims to promote EV adoption. The review commends the Audi e-tron's practicality for his needs, despite its initial range limitations compared to newer models, and touches upon the importance of efficient wheel and tire choices for maximizing range. The narrative also underscores the environmental benefits of EVs and the personal fulfillment derived from advocating for sustainable transportation. less
We Tour Everything Electric Canada 2024! Here's Everything You Missed!
This video provides a rapid-fire tour of the Everything Electric Canada 2024 event in Vancouver, highlighting a diverse range of electric vehicles and... more related technologies. The presenter, Nikki Gordon-Bloomfield, offers brief glimpses of key models, including the Polestar 3 and 4, Cadillac Lyriq, Chevrolet Silverado EV RST, Rivian R3 prototype, Tesla Cybertruck, and the long-wheelbase Volkswagen ID. Buzz. The coverage extends beyond cars to include electric aircraft, converted electric vehicles, and even electric watercraft. While the pace is fast due to the need to film before the event opens to the public, it effectively showcases the breadth of innovation present. The review touches upon design elements and market positioning for some vehicles, such as the Polestar 4 being a competitor to the Tesla Model Y, and the Silverado EV's impressive size and features like the midgate. The presenter expresses personal opinions, noting a lack of fondness for the Cybertruck's design but acknowledging its commanding presence. The video serves as a comprehensive overview for those who couldn't attend, offering a quick yet informative look at the electric future on display. less
Transport Evolved News Episode 500 - Live From Everything Electric!
Transport Evolved's Transport Evolved News (TEN) celebrates its 500th episode live from Everything Electric Vancouver. The episode covers a range... more of EV news, including Volvo's decision to backtrack on its all-electric 2030 pledge, opting instead to include plug-in and mild hybrids. Despite this setback, the Volvo EX30 is highlighted as a promising model, though the EX90 received a less enthusiastic review. Positive news includes JD Power's EV Index showing a record high in consumer interest, with 28% of new car buyers considering an EV, partly due to falling used EV prices. However, Toyota is slashing its EV production plans by 30%, and Ford is making previously standard features like the spare wheel and mobile charging connector optional on the 2025 F-150 Lightning, a move criticized as 'nickel and diming.' The Hyundai IONIQ 5 is updated with a NACS inlet, though concerns remain about network access and charging speeds. The episode also touches on Pebble's new EV travel trailer factory, strong Honda Prologue sales, China's WTO complaint against Canadian tariffs, Indian EV manufacturing plans, LA's street light charging infrastructure, NIO's impressive Q2 figures, and Hyundai's lower-cost EV trims in Korea. The hosts express optimism about the Korean automakers' rapid advancements in the EV market. less
The 2025 Volvo EX90 Twin Motor Performance Is Here - Here's Our First Impressions
The 2025 Volvo EX90 Twin Motor Performance offers a compelling blend of Volvo's traditional safety ethos with modern electric SUV capabilities. T... morehe reviewer highlights its advanced safety features, including standard LiDAR, and a refined interior that feels unmistakably Volvo, albeit with a significant shift towards software-defined controls, including a minimalist approach to physical buttons for seats and mirrors. Performance is adequate, with the Twin Motor Performance variant producing 510 horsepower, but the reviewer notes a significant delay in power delivery when in the default 'Standard' mode due to a clutch system designed to prioritize efficiency by disengaging the rear motor. Engaging 'Performance' mode resolves this, but at the cost of range. The air suspension and adjustable steering offer comfort and a degree of sportiness, though the vehicle's weight is noticeable during spirited driving. Key criticisms include the slow engagement of the rear motor in standard mode, the lack of a physical sunshade for the panoramic roof, and the reliance on the touchscreen for essential controls. While praised for its safety, innovative battery passport, and use of sustainable materials, the EX90 is positioned as a premium offering that, despite its strengths, may not be the most compelling choice for all buyers in its segment, with the reviewer suggesting a wait for kinks to be ironed out or considering alternatives like the Kia EV9. less
Who Gets More? Subsidies for EVs and Fossil Fuels
This video delves into the complex and often contentious world of government subsidies, comparing those allocated to electric vehicles (EVs) against t... morehe significantly larger sums directed towards fossil fuels. The presenter meticulously breaks down the definition of a subsidy, highlighting the vast discrepancies in how they are calculated and perceived, particularly between economists and broader analyses. While acknowledging the substantial support China has provided for its EV industry, the video emphasizes that fossil fuels, both historically and currently, receive vastly greater financial backing globally. This includes direct cash injections, tax breaks, and the often-overlooked 'implicit' subsidies such as the failure to account for environmental and health externalities. The review concludes that despite the scale of EV subsidies, fossil fuel subsidies remain orders of magnitude larger, effectively distorting the market and hindering a truly equitable transition to cleaner energy. The effectiveness of subsidies in driving market adoption, particularly in China, is affirmed, though concerns about market distortion and equitable access are raised. less
Transport Evolved News Episode 499 - Nissan's E-GT-R, Polestar CEO Departs, Missing Master Plan
This episode of Transport Evolved News covers a range of significant EV developments. A key highlight is Nissan's confirmation of an all-electric... more GT-R, potentially featuring over 1,000 kW and solid-state batteries, signaling a bold future for the iconic sports car. The review also touches on the Kia EV9's battery pack design, praised for its repairability by Munro and Associates. Polestar's CEO transition is noted, alongside a discussion of LFP battery degradation concerns when charging at high states of charge. The segment on US EV infrastructure highlights a doubling of charging stations since 2020 and a $48 million investment in repairs. Consumer Reports' findings on older Tesla reliability are presented, contrasting with positive news on Hyundai's EV plans and XPeng/MG's strategies to navigate import tariffs. The removal of Tesla's early Master Plans from its website is also discussed. The episode concludes with numerous short news items, including recalls for various manufacturers, GM's BrightDrop integration, Tesla's AI supercomputer, and market-specific updates on pricing and new models. less