EV Revolution Show

Episode 30 - Electric Cars From Mini, MG and Ford Oh My! Plus VW Spy Shots and More!

This episode of the EV Revolution Show covers a range of electric vehicle news and updates. Key discussions include the Nissan Leaf's BMS update,... more which improves DC fast charging performance, particularly for longer trips, though its availability is limited to Europe and the UK. Nissan is also discontinuing the diesel NV200 van to focus on its electric counterpart. The Kia Niro EV faces delivery delays due to high demand and production ramp-up challenges, a situation the host compares to the Tesla Model 3's initial rollout. Volkswagen's commitment to electrification is highlighted with spy shots of new prototypes based on the Golf Sportsvan and Tiguan platforms, and a future goal of an electric car under $22,900 by 2023-2024. The Mini Cooper S E is previewed with expected specs including a 200-mile range. MG is set to launch the ZS EV with an estimated 220-mile range. Finally, Ford is actively developing an electric F-150, with a "big surprise" in electric vehicles anticipated next year, signaling a strong push into the EV market. less

Episode 29 - Bev Winter Driving, 2018 Ev Industry Changes, Tesla, Kia Cadillac & Rivian Updates!

This episode of the EV Revolution Show covers essential winter driving tips for Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs), emphasizing the importance of winter... more tires and utilizing preconditioning features. The host then delves into the significant shifts in the EV industry during 2018, highlighting advancements in charging infrastructure through collaborations like Electrify America and Walmart, and the integration of charging features into Google Maps. The discussion touches upon the growing EV battery market, with companies like BMW, CATL, LG Chem, SK Innovation, and Volkswagen investing heavily in recycling and production. Policy changes and the surge in EV sales, particularly the Tesla Model 3's success in California, are also noted. The show provides updates on Tesla's introduction of more affordable Model S and X variants by software-limiting 100 kWh batteries, the upcoming Kia Niro EV's broader US market release, Cadillac's future EV plans with its BEV3 platform, and Rivian's progress with its electric pickup and SUV prototypes, while cautioning about the challenges of scaling production. Overall, the episode offers a comprehensive overview of the evolving EV landscape. less

Episode 28 - EV Affordability, Nissan Leaf BMS, Honda Urban EV, Smart EQ, BMW i4 and More!

This episode of the EV Revolution Show, hosted by Kenneth Bokor, delves into several key topics impacting EV adoption. A significant portion is dedica... moreted to the persistent challenge of EV affordability, noting that despite falling battery costs, vehicle prices have not decreased proportionally, necessitating ongoing incentives. The discussion highlights a survey indicating a high income bracket for long-range EV buyers, reinforcing the need for manufacturers to lower prices to broaden market appeal. The show also addresses concerns about battery recycling, presenting evidence of developing recycling technologies and companies dedicated to the process, debunking the myth of batteries solely ending up in landfills. Positive mentions are given to the Kia Niro EV, named "2019 Car of the Year" by What Car? and awarded by the show itself for its balanced package. Updates on the Nissan Leaf's BMS software fix for 2018 models are provided, along with teasers for the upcoming Honda Urban EV prototype and the facelifted Smart EQ. Finally, the BMW i4 is discussed, with spy shots suggesting an all-electric sedan aiming to compete with the Tesla Model 3, expected around 2020 with impressive performance and range figures. less

Ev Round Up - North American International Auto Show Detroit 2019

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the electric vehicle presence at the 2019 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The revie... morewer highlights the limited number of EVs on display, noting the absence of several major manufacturers. Key vehicles discussed include the GAC GE3, praised for its compact SUV size and estimated 190-200 mile range, though pricing and availability remain uncertain for North America. The Hyundai Kona EV is presented as a strong contender with a 258-mile EPA range and a 64 kWh battery, though the reviewer found the rear seating cramped. The Honda Clarity Plug-in Hybrid is mentioned, with a hope for Honda's full electrification strategy. The Chevrolet Volt is noted, with a wish for increased focus on EVs from the brand. A significant portion is dedicated to the Kia Niro EV, with Kia's PR representative emphasizing its value proposition against Tesla, offering similar range at a lower price point and with better durability. The reviewer considers the Niro EV a potential 2019 EV of the Year. The Nissan IMs concept is showcased as a vision for an all-electric, all-wheel-drive sports sedan with an impressive 380-mile range and 483 horsepower, representing Nissan's commitment to electrification and future models. The Infiniti QX Inspiration concept is also presented as a stylish, full-electric concept hinting at the brand's future design language and electrification strategy. Finally, a detailed discussion with a VW Group representative covers their extensive electrification plans, including the upcoming ID.4 for the US market, emphasizing scalability, affordability, and a global platform strategy with multiple battery suppliers. The reviewer concludes with a sense of disappointment regarding the overall low EV visibility but acknowledges the efforts of the manufacturers present. less

Special Episode - 2019 Nissan Leaf E+ Impressions From Naias Detroit!

This special episode provides an in-depth look at the 2019 Nissan Leaf e+, focusing on its enhancements over the 40 kWh version. Key upgrades include ... morea larger 62 kWh battery, promising up to 225 miles of EPA-tested range, and a more powerful 160 kW motor delivering 214 horsepower and improved mid-range acceleration. The infotainment system receives a significant boost with an 8-inch, more responsive touchscreen supporting over-the-air updates for navigation and firmware, a welcome improvement over the previous 7-inch display. Fast charging capability is also enhanced, supporting up to 100 kW peak charging. The reviewer highlights the improved responsiveness and user-friendliness of the new infotainment system, noting its smartphone-like interface. The vehicle retains the CHAdeMO charging standard, enabling bi-directional charging capabilities for potential energy management applications. Overall, the e+ model appears to be a substantial upgrade for those seeking more range and performance. less

Episode 26 - Nissan Leaf E Plus Loads of Info, 40kWh Leaf BMS Update?, More VW ID Details, Infinity QX

This episode of the EV Revolution Show, dated January 12, 2019, provides a comprehensive look at the updated Nissan Leaf E+. The reviewer highlights t... morehat the E+ model will be an addition to the existing 40kWh Leaf, featuring a larger 62kWh battery pack that offers 40% more power and an EPA-estimated range of 363 km (226 miles). Key improvements include a more powerful 160kW motor, increased top speed, and standard 70kW fast charging capability (peaking at 100kW). The exterior styling remains largely unchanged, with minor front-end tweaks. Inside, a new 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with enhanced smartphone integration and navigation is introduced. A significant development is the support for over-the-air updates for applications, maps, and firmware, a first for the Leaf. The reviewer notes that the E+ will likely retain the CHAdeMO charging standard, not CCS. Pricing is estimated to start around £36,500 in the UK and $35,000 in the US. The show also touches upon a potential BMS software update for existing 40kWh Leafs, suggesting improved charging speed management, with version 'C' of the BMS appearing in models from November 2018 onwards. less

Episode 25 - Costa Rica Going EV, 2018 Global EV Sales, My Nissan Leaf Update and More EV News!

This episode of the EV Revolution Show, hosted by Kenneth Bokor, provides a comprehensive look at global EV trends and a personal update on his 2018 N... moreissan Leaf. Bokor highlights Costa Rica's ambitious push towards EV adoption, driven by government incentives and favorable demographics, noting the Hyundai Ioniq Electric and used Nissan Leafs as accessible options. He details 2018 global EV sales, with the Tesla Model 3 leading significantly, followed by the Nissan Leaf and Chinese models, and observes the growing dominance of all-electric vehicles over plug-in hybrids. The show also touches on the expansion of CCS charging infrastructure in Europe. A significant portion is dedicated to Bokor's detailed 2018 Nissan Leaf ownership recap, covering costs, energy consumption, and a realistic assessment of range degradation through different seasons, concluding that it remains a cost-effective and environmentally friendly option compared to gasoline cars. Bokor also corrects a previous assumption about Tesla Model 3 sales, clarifying that most recent sales were new orders, not just reservation fulfillment, which he views positively for Tesla's business model. less

Episode 24 - Happy New Year - Nissan RapidGate Fix & 60kWh Specs, VW ID Rendering, New EVs for 2019

This episode of the EV Revolution Show, dated December 29, 2018, provides a comprehensive look at upcoming EV developments for 2019. Key discussions i... morenclude Tesla's planned Supercharger expansion in Europe, Renault's significant EV sales figures, and detailed renderings of the Volkswagen ID. The show also addresses the Nissan Leaf, specifically the "RapidGate" fix through software updates for the 40kWh model and rumors of an upcoming 60kWh "Leaf Plus" variant expected to offer around 360 km of EPA range and improved thermal management. The reviewer highlights the Hyundai Kona Electric and Kia Niro EV as strong contenders for 2019 due to their competitive pricing and range, while also touching upon the luxury segment with the Porsche Taycan and Audi e-tron. The Mini Electric and an electric RV camper from Iridium are also mentioned as emerging options. The episode concludes with a charity fundraiser update and New Year's wishes. less

Episode 23 - Christmas Special! 2018 Year in Review and More EV News & Updates!

This episode of EV Revolution Show provides a comprehensive year-in-review for 2018, highlighting significant developments in the electric vehicle mar... moreket. The host touches upon crucial topics such as cybersecurity risks in smart EV chargers, Tesla's Model 3 CCS charging capabilities in Europe, and updates on the Volkswagen ID and Sono Motors. A significant portion is dedicated to Rivian's innovative battery pack design, emphasizing its potential to surpass Tesla's density. The review also covers the "hockey stick" growth in EV adoption, largely attributed to the Tesla Model 3, and Nissan's continued strong sales with the Leaf despite some battery concerns. The host expresses optimism for the Hyundai Kona and Kia Niro EV as game-changers in the compact SUV segment. The episode concludes with a look at the growth of charging infrastructure, the impact of disappearing EV incentives in some regions, and the personal experience of the host as a new EV owner. The overall tone is informative and forward-looking, anticipating continued growth and innovation in the EV space for 2019. less

Episode 22 - Climate Change, Big Oil Charging, Kona EV U.S. Pricing, VW ID Spy Shots and More!

This episode of EV Revolution Show covers a range of EV-related news, with a significant focus on the Hyundai Kona EV's US pricing. The reviewer ... morehighlights the Kona's compelling value proposition, noting that with federal and potential state incentives, the 64 kWh model can be purchased for under $29,000 USD, potentially dropping to around $26,450 in California. This pricing, combined with an EPA range of over 250 miles, makes it a strong contender for a first electric vehicle. The reviewer believes the Kona's introduction will not significantly impact other EV sales due to the overall market's low penetration and anticipated production constraints, emphasizing the need for more EV choices. The episode also touches upon climate change concerns, the entry of oil companies into EV charging infrastructure, Nissan's energy ecosystem strategy, and updates on Volkswagen's ID family and Uniti's business model. less

Audio Podcast 8 - EV Revolution Show

This audio podcast, originally intended as a video, features a discussion among UK-based EV enthusiasts about current industry news and trends. Key to... morepics include the lifecycle emissions of EVs versus internal combustion engine vehicles, with a focus on a European Environment Agency report suggesting EVs have significantly lower lifecycle emissions. The conversation also delves into the anticipated but delayed 60 kWh Nissan Leaf, comparing its potential range to the Hyundai Kona Electric, and touches upon the efficiency benefits of aerodynamic design. The discontinuation of the Chevrolet Volt in North America is noted as a loss for plug-in hybrids, despite GM's stated commitment to electrification. The podcast highlights the progress of startup companies like Sono Motors and Rivian, with Rivian's R1S SUV and R1T pickup truck generating excitement for their substantial battery options and performance capabilities. Finally, the Audi e-tron GT concept is discussed, with a critical eye on its projected range and charging capabilities compared to competitors, despite its impressive performance figures and innovative wireless charging feature. less

Episode 21 - BC ICEV Phase Out, Kona Production, Honda BEV Updates and Winter BEV Tip!

This episode of EV Revolutions covers several key developments in the electric vehicle landscape. The most significant news is British Columbia's... more ambitious plan to phase out non-electric vehicle sales by 2040, a move that includes a staged approach with interim targets and continued investment in charging infrastructure and incentives. The show also highlights Hyundai's increased production of the Kona EV, aiming to meet growing demand with a focus on the long-range 64 kWh version. Honda's upcoming affordable electric Fit, slated for a 2020 global release with a target price of $18,000 USD and a 300 km range, is presented as a potential game-changer for mass-market adoption. Additionally, spy shots of Honda's retro-styled Urban EV concept suggest its production is progressing. The episode touches on German startup e.GO Mobile and its compact, urban-focused Life models. Finally, a practical winter driving tip focuses on the benefits of pre-conditioning EVs while plugged in, utilizing home power to warm the cabin and battery, thereby preserving range. less

Episode 20 - EV Drive Coalition, Model 3 Hits Europe, I-Pace Sales, VW $21K BEV and More News!

This episode of EV Revolutions covers a range of significant EV news from late 2018. Key highlights include the formation of the E-Drive Coalition adv... moreocating for the extension of US federal EV tax credits, Kia's projection of profitability in EVs within 2-3 years, and strong sales figures for the Jaguar I-Pace. A major focus is the Tesla Model 3's arrival in Europe, noting the inclusion of CCS charging ports for broader access. The review also touches on a reported 50% drop in regenerative braking for Model 3 rear-wheel-drive versions on winter tires, which Tesla is investigating. Volkswagen's ambitious plans for affordable EVs, including a sub-$21K crossover, and their commitment to 50 new electric models by 2025 are discussed, alongside battery supply deals with SK Innovation and LG Chem/Samsung. The episode concludes with news on BYD electric buses for Ecuador and a Tesla referral milestone leading to a Roadster. Overall, the show provides a comprehensive overview of industry developments, emphasizing the growing EV market and manufacturer commitments. less

Episode 19 - A City Without Cars, Bev Range Anxiety, US Tax Credit Updates and More EV News!

This episode of EV Revolution Show, hosted by Kenneth Bookhorn, covers a diverse range of EV news. Key segments include an insightful look at Ponteved... morera, Spain, a city successfully transformed into a car-free zone, leading to significant emission reductions and economic growth. The show also addresses the persistent issue of BEV range anxiety, presenting survey data suggesting that average weekly commutes are well within the range of modern EVs, with newer models like the Tesla Model 3 Long Range offering up to 310 miles. Charging infrastructure updates are provided for Spain (Nissan expanding) and the UK (InstaVolt's rapid growth). A crucial update on the US Federal EV Tax Credit highlights that General Motors is nearing the phase-out threshold, urging potential buyers to act quickly. Finally, the episode touches on Tesla Model 3 deliveries commencing in China and Mercedes-Benz's EQC production timeline, concluding with Canada's first all-electric ferries. The review emphasizes the practical benefits of EVs and the ongoing expansion of infrastructure and adoption globally. less

Audio Podcast 7 - EV Revolution Show

This audio podcast episode features a compelling discussion with Alexi Hoeft about her experience owning a Tesla Model 3 in an urban environment, spec... moreifically living in a condo. The conversation highlights the practicalities and challenges of EV adoption for city dwellers, emphasizing that with strategic planning, it's entirely feasible. Alexi shares her personal EV origin story, influenced by family, and details her journey from reserving a Model 3 sight unseen to taking delivery. Key takeaways include the ease of using public charging infrastructure like Superchargers, the benefits of Tesla's mobile service, and the surprising efficiency of EVs for city driving, often requiring less frequent charging than anticipated. The episode also touches upon the growing EV market in the US, the importance of education in driving adoption, and the evolving landscape of EV offerings from traditional automakers. Alexi's insights provide a valuable perspective for those considering an EV but concerned about charging limitations in urban settings. less

Episode 18 - Worldwide EV Growth and the Rush to Do Better, BMW iX3 Updates and More EV News!

This episode of the EV Revolution Show delves into global EV growth trends and the critical role of electric vehicles in reducing greenhouse gas emiss... moreions. Host Kenneth Booker highlights that while EV adoption is accelerating globally, with significant growth rates and sales milestones like 1 million EVs sold in the US and nearly 1.3 million globally year-to-date, market share remains low at 1.8%. Booker emphasizes the need for more affordable mass-market EVs, not just premium models, to drive the necessary radical growth to combat climate change. The show also touches upon the upcoming Tesla Model Y, expected in 2020 with a projected starting price around $45,000, and provides an early look at the BMW iX3. The iX3 is estimated to have a 70 kWh battery offering around 249 miles (WLTP), with concerns raised about its competitiveness against rivals offering longer ranges, especially if priced around $45,000. The episode also features a segment on the eMerge Guelph EV Show, promoting EV adoption and local climate initiatives. less

Episode 17 - Tesla Q3 Financials, Enevate Batteries, Kia Soul EV, Dyson & Uniti One EVs and More!

This episode of EV Revolution Show covers several key developments in the EV market as of late 2018. A significant portion is dedicated to Enevate... more9;s promising battery technology, which aims to enable EV charging in under five minutes with higher energy density and improved cold-weather performance. The show also highlights Tesla's strong Q3 2018 financial results, exceeding Wall Street expectations with a substantial profit and increased production of the Model 3. European and Asia-Pacific Model 3 deliveries are slated for early 2019, with right-hand drive versions expected mid-2019. The Kia Soul EV is discussed, with anticipation for a long-range version debuting at the LA Auto Show, potentially offering around 300 miles of range. However, the reviewer expresses concern over Kia's low production target of 20,000 units by 2020, fearing it will lead to long waitlists similar to the Kona and Niro EVs. Dyson's mysterious EV project is mentioned, with manufacturing set to begin in Singapore in 2021. Finally, the Swedish company Uniti is featured, with its urban EV, the Uniti One, set for production in the UK starting in 2020. The reviewer encourages support for these emerging technologies and manufacturers. less

Audio Podcast 6 - EV Revolution Show

This audio podcast episode of the EV Revolution Show features a detailed discussion on preparing electric vehicles for winter conditions, with host Ke... morenneth Pakora interviewing Spencer Wright, President of the Electric Vehicle Society's Kawartha Chapter. The conversation highlights the surprising advantages EVs offer in winter, such as instant cabin heat and superior traction control due to their low center of gravity and instant torque management. While acknowledging the typical 30-50% range reduction in cold weather, the hosts emphasize that preconditioning while plugged in and utilizing efficient heating methods like seat warmers can significantly mitigate this impact. They also touch upon the benefits of all-wheel-drive versus rear-wheel-drive EVs in snow, the importance of quality winter tires, and how battery temperature affects charging speed and regenerative braking. The episode provides practical advice for maximizing EV range and comfort during colder months, reassuring listeners that EVs are well-suited for winter driving with proper preparation and techniques. less

Episode 16 - Tesla Model 3 Mid-Range, 60kWh Nissan Leaf, U.S. Tax Credits and More EV News!

This episode of EV Revolutions discusses several key developments in the EV market as of late 2018. The primary focus is on the Tesla Model 3, with th... moree introduction of a new 'Mid-Range' battery version. The reviewer notes that this move, along with the discontinuation of the rear-wheel-drive Long Range option, suggests Tesla's strategy to prioritize higher-priced models for profitability and to achieve economies of scale. However, the reviewer expresses disappointment regarding the continued delay of the $35,000 standard range Model 3, pushing its availability into mid-2019, which they feel undermines the car's mass-market appeal. The discussion also touches upon the Nissan Leaf's upcoming 60kWh version, expected to offer a significant range increase and a higher price point, and the Audi e-tron's production strategy, which involves limited initial inventory to manage demand. Other topics include potential US tax credit terminations, UK incentive changes, and manufacturer electrification plans from Jaguar and Mazda. less

2019 Sono Motors Sion Concept Impressions

This video provides an early look at the 2019 Sono Motors Sion concept, highlighting its unique features and potential for urban mobility. The reviewe... morer emphasizes the car's innovative solar integration, which is expected to add up to 30 km of range on a sunny day, and its bio-filtration system for improved cabin air quality. While acknowledging the vehicle is a pre-production prototype with many aspects subject to change, the reviewer notes the spacious interior, ample legroom, and significant boot space. The driving experience is described as brisk for a prototype, with decent acceleration and steering, though some refinement is expected. Key takeaways include the modular solar panel design for easier servicing, support for bi-directional charging, and a flexible pricing model with battery purchase or lease options. The Sion is positioned as a practical, cost-effective EV for European city driving, with production targeted for late 2019. less

2019 Jaguar I-Pace Impressions

This video provides an early impression of the 2019 Jaguar I-Pace, focusing on its driving dynamics and interior features. The reviewer highlights the... more immediate torque delivery and smooth acceleration characteristic of EVs, praising the I-Pace's nimble handling and responsive steering, even on a tight course. The HSE trim is noted for its premium interior quality, with soft-touch materials and excellent fit and finish, combining Jaguar's luxury heritage with electric propulsion. The reviewer also details the car's advanced infotainment system, including a comprehensive 360-degree camera view and a clear heads-up display. While the regenerative braking is effective, it's noted that it doesn't bring the vehicle to a complete stop. The CEO of Jaguar Canada confirms strong pre-order demand, with deliveries starting in October and customer deliveries in November, emphasizing the I-Pace's unique design that offers interior space comparable to a larger SUV within a more compact exterior. The vehicle's estimated range of 380 kilometers is presented as sufficient to alleviate range anxiety. less

Episode 15 - EV News and Discussions with My Guest Co-Host Chris Karatsonyi! On Location in Munich!

This episode of EV Revolution Show, co-hosted by Chris Karatsonyi from Munich, delves into a wide array of EV news. The discussion highlights the sign... moreificant global growth in EV sales, with the Tesla Model 3 leading the charge. Chris provides valuable insights into the German market, noting slower adoption due to infrastructure concerns and a lack of manufacturer focus compared to countries like Norway. The conversation touches upon US EV incentives, the upcoming Volkswagen ID family, and the competitive landscape with updates on the Kia Niro and Audi e-tron. A key takeaway is the Tesla Model 3's perfect 5-star NHTSA safety rating, reinforcing its position as a strong contender. The episode also addresses Tesla's Supercharger idle fees, a measure to ensure charger availability. While acknowledging the progress of traditional automakers like VW and Audi in the EV space, the hosts emphasize that Tesla's ground-up EV approach and established infrastructure still give it a significant edge. less

Audio Podcast 5 - EV Revolution Show

This audio podcast episode features a lively discussion between host Kenneth Pakora and auto journalist Beth Lily, focusing on their experiences and i... morensights into the rapidly evolving EV market in Europe as of late 2018. Lily shares her extensive background in motorsport and her passion for EVs, highlighting a challenging 10,000 km road trip to Nordkapp in four different EVs, including a Tesla Roadster, Nissan Leaf, BMW i3, and a Model S. The conversation delves into the practicalities of EV road trips, the importance of education and dispelling myths, and the growing adoption of EVs in Europe. Both hosts express excitement about the Tesla Model 3's potential impact, despite initial reservations about its price point, and discuss its transformative effect on owners. They also review other significant EV releases of the time, such as the Jaguar I-PACE and Audi e-tron, noting their strengths and weaknesses, particularly in towing capacity and market positioning. The episode touches upon the increasing competition from manufacturers like Hyundai and Kia with models like the Kona and Niro, and acknowledges the continued popularity and value of the Nissan Leaf and BMW i3, especially in the used market. The discussion concludes with a reflection on the broader implications of EVs for the environment and the future of motorsport. less

Episode 14 - BEV vs. ICEV GHG, Audi E-Tron Launches, Nissan Leaf Leads, Ecamion and More News!

This episode of EV Revolution Show covers a range of EV news, with a significant focus on the Audi e-tron launch. The reviewer highlights the e-tron&#... more039;s premium positioning, SUV form factor, and impressive performance figures, including a 0-60 mph time of 5.5 seconds and a 4,000-pound towing capacity. Key technical details like the 95 kWh battery, 150 kW DC fast charging capability, and a WLTP range of 400 km (248 miles) are noted. The reviewer commends Audi's proactive approach to infrastructure support, including contributions to Electrify America, the e-tron charging service card, and a partnership with Amazon for home charging solutions. While acknowledging the lack of EPA range figures and virtual mirrors in North America, the reviewer finds the e-tron to be a well-executed premium EV, albeit with a high starting MSRP of $74,800 USD. The show also touches upon a Wood Mackenzie study on well-to-wheel GHG emissions, Canadian EV sales figures showing a surge led by the Nissan Leaf and Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, and the upcoming $35,000 Tesla Model 3. A brief update on the Microlino microcar and eCamion's DC fast charger network expansion in Northern Ontario and Manitoba is also provided. less

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