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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BYD HQ Takes Over from EV Direct | Big Shift in Aussie EV Market
This episode of Ludicrous Feed Live addresses a significant shift in the Australian EV market: BYD is taking over national distributorship from EV Dir... moreect. The hosts delve into the implications of this change for consumers and the brand's future operations in Australia. The discussion also touches upon Riz Akhtar's recent media trip with BYD, offering insights into their strategic direction. The program rounds out with a variety of EV news, including Tesla Model Y Performance sightings, Xiaomi's new YU7, Tesla's Nürburgring activities, Zeekr 7X pricing, and updates on the Tesla Supercharger network in New South Wales. The Melbourne International EV Show is also briefly recapped. less
2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 Epiq AWD N-Line Rainy Day Walkthrough & Drive
The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 EPIQ AWD N-Line is presented as a premium, stylish, and comfortable electric vehicle, particularly suited for families and th... moreose seeking a "treat yourself" experience. Reviewers highlight its classic, unique design, both inside and out, and praise the N-Line trim's sporty aesthetic with red accents and special badging. The interior is noted for its well-balanced mix of physical buttons and screens, comfortable seating, and practical features like the sliding center console and powered sunshade. The AWD system provides confidence, especially in wet conditions, with the car feeling stable and grippy. While the N-Line trim is primarily cosmetic and doesn't enhance powertrain performance over the EPIQ variant, it adds visual appeal. The reviewer found the ride comfortable and stable, even on poor roads, and appreciated the practicality for road trips, noting ample space for luggage and passengers. A minor critique was the steering feel, which some found a bit too light and less responsive than desired, and the digital rearview mirror's focal length took some getting used to. The efficiency was noted at 19 kWh/100km over 11,000km, considered slightly high for the segment but acceptable for an AWD model. Overall, the Ioniq 5 N-Line is recommended for those prioritizing comfort, style, and a premium feel over pure value, with a price point of $104,000 on the road. less
BYD Seal Update 1.4.0 2503: Native EV Trip Planner, YouTube App & More
The latest software update (v1.4.0 / 2503) for the BYD Seal brings a host of welcome quality-of-life improvements and new features. The much-anticipat... moreed native EV trip planner is now functional, though it suffers from a significant flaw: recommending non-open access Tesla Superchargers, which could mislead unsuspecting drivers. The addition of the YouTube app and other applications in the BYD store is a great boon for charging downtime. Other notable enhancements include a Google Maps-integrated navigation system with improved search functionality, customizable bottom navigation bars, an auto power-on/off feature, and a PIN to drive security function. While the infotainment system's UI and UX have seen noticeable improvements, particularly with persistent HVAC controls and a more user-friendly settings menu, the instrument cluster remains largely unchanged. During the test drive, the reviewer found the Intelligent Cruise Control and ADAS performance, especially in roundabouts, to be unchanged and still lacking compared to competitors, exhibiting jerky movements and a lack of confidence. Despite these drawbacks, the update brings the Seal's software experience more in line with other BYD models, offering a generally positive, albeit imperfect, step forward. less
2025 Geely EX5 EV Walkthrough & Test Drive
The Geely EX5 presents a compelling value proposition in the Australian EV market, particularly in its top-spec 'Inspire' trim. Reviewers hi... moreghlight its surprisingly spacious interior, generous boot capacity, and a host of luxury features like massage seats and calf support, which are exceptional for its price point. The infotainment system, while lacking Apple CarPlay and Android Auto at launch, offers a robust native trip planner with charging route suggestions. However, the driving dynamics receive mixed reviews. The suspension is described as 'floaty' and prone to body roll, which some found comfortable while others experienced mild nausea. The front-wheel-drive nature means no torque steer, but the overall handling isn't sporty. Annoying ADAS beeping, particularly the low-speed pedestrian warning, is a significant drawback, though a software update is anticipated. Despite these criticisms, the EX5 is lauded for its incredible value, making it a benchmark for affordable mid-size EVs and a strong contender that warrants a test drive. less
Tesla FSD Demo in Melbourne Australia Live Reactions & EV News Roundup
This episode of Ludicrous Feed Live focuses heavily on the Tesla FSD demonstration in Melbourne, Australia. The hosts and guests express significant i... morempressiveness with the system's navigation of complex urban environments, including a notable hook turn and handling of pedestrian and cyclist interactions. While acknowledging FSD is still supervised and has hurdles to overcome (like school zone speed limit changes and navigating challenging roundabouts), the overall sentiment is positive regarding its real-world application potential in Australia. The discussion also touches on other EV news, including a camouflaged Tesla Model Y Performance spotted in Germany, hinting at an upcoming update, and the potential release of new models from Xpeng, BYD, Zeekr, and Polestar. The show highlights the growing EV market in Australia and the ongoing developments in charging infrastructure. less
2025 Kia EV3 GT-Line Review: Full Walkthrough and Drive Impressions
The Kia EV3 GT-Line represents a significant step up from its Air variant, particularly in interior materials and overall refinement. Reviewers highli... moreght the substantial improvement in cabin ambiance, with softer touchpoints and a more premium feel, making the Air variant seem budget in comparison. Key upgrades for the GT-Line include LED light cubes, special 19-inch wheels with premium tires, gloss black exterior accents, and privacy glass, all contributing to a more luxurious aesthetic. Inside, the GT-Line boasts powered seats with a relaxation setting, heated and ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel, seat memory, and a superior Harman Kardon sound system, which is praised as potentially better than a Tesla Model Y's. The driving experience is also noted as more stable and comfortable, with significantly reduced torque steer compared to the Air variant, attributed possibly to electronic torque vectoring and a better weight balance. While the GT-Line offers more range and faster DC charging than the base Air model, its higher price point ($63,950 AUD) is a major consideration, especially when compared to more value-oriented Chinese brands or even the Volvo EX30. The reviewers suggest that while the GT-Line is a premium offering for a Kia, its value proposition is questionable against competitors, though it remains a strong choice for dedicated Kia enthusiasts seeking a refined EV experience. less
Reaction to Tesla FSD Australia Video | First RHD Test in Melbourne
Ludicrous Feed's reaction to Tesla's first right-hand drive Full Self-Driving (FSD) video, filmed in Melbourne, Australia, offers a compelli... moreng, albeit cautious, perspective. Hosts Tom and Joy acknowledge the significance of seeing FSD navigate complex Australian urban environments, including challenging hook turns and dense pedestrian traffic, finding it more relatable than previous left-hand drive demonstrations. While impressed by the system's ability to avoid pedestrians and cyclists, they express reservations about its current limitations, particularly in adverse conditions like twilight or heavy rain, and when encountering unpredictable human drivers. The discussion delves into the critical issues of regulatory approval and liability, drawing parallels to supervising learner drivers. They conclude that while the technology is advancing, widespread adoption hinges on governmental regulation and clear responsibility frameworks, suggesting a timeline of 5-10 years at best, with a strong emphasis on the need for extensive real-world data collection and testing in diverse Australian conditions before FSD can be considered universally safer than human drivers. less
Model Y Deliveries Return & EV Price Cuts Shake Up Australia Market
The Ludicrous Feed Live stream discusses the highly anticipated return of Tesla Model Y deliveries in Australia, with hosts Tom Gan and Riz Akhtar pro... moreviding updates on the resumption of shipments and the potential arrival of a new Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive variant. The program also delves into significant price reductions across various EV brands in the Australian market, including Deepal, Ford, and Jeep, signaling increased competition and potentially more affordable EV options for consumers. While the Model Y's return is welcomed, the discussion touches upon the ongoing evolution of EV technology and market dynamics, with brief mentions of other models and charging infrastructure developments. less
China-Made Electric SUVs in Australia 2025: Full Comparison & Review
This comprehensive review by Ludicrous Feed compares seven mid-sized electric SUVs manufactured in China and available in Australia for 2025. The Tesl... morea Model Y is presented as the benchmark and safest all-rounder, though its lack of Apple CarPlay and shorter warranty are noted drawbacks. The XPeng G6 is lauded for its superior tech, design, and user interface, including Apple CarPlay, but its inability to charge at Tesla Superchargers is a significant hurdle for road trips. The Deepal S07 is highlighted for its unique styling and brand awareness potential, with a manageable charging speed. The Leapmotor C10 is seen as a spacious option for its price, but the absence of Apple CarPlay is a dealbreaker for one reviewer. The Geely EX5 is praised for its exceptional value and interior, despite a less appealing exterior and front-wheel drive. The Kia EV5, a foreign brand made in China with a BYD battery, offers familiarity and trust at a competitive price. Finally, the BYD Sealion 7 is recommended for its versatility, ability to use Tesla Superchargers, and familiar ICE-like interior, making it a strong contender for those transitioning from combustion engines, though it is noted as being less efficient. The reviewers' top picks lean towards the XPeng G6 for daily driving and the BYD Sealion 7 for road trips and familiarity, with the Geely EX5 standing out for its sheer value. less
2025 Kia EV3 Air Walkthrough: Full Tour Drive Test & Efficiency Review
The Kia EV3 Air Standard Range presents a mixed bag, particularly for its $47,600 MSRP. While its exterior styling aligns with Kia's modern SUV f... moreamily and offers surprising interior spaciousness for its 4.3m length, the interior fit-out in this base trim is heavily criticized for its excessive use of hard, budget-feeling plastics, leading to rattles and a perceived lack of durability. The seats, despite initial comfort, were noted to cause discomfort and back pain on longer drives for both reviewers. On the positive side, the EV3 boasts a claimed WLTP range of 436km, with real-world testing showing consumption around 14.4-14.9 kWh/100km, translating to approximately 380-400km of usable range. The infotainment and instrument cluster screens are praised for their crispness and functionality, and the audio system is surprisingly good for the base model. The car also successfully charged at a Tesla Supercharger V4, reaching close to its 100kW DC peak. However, the front-wheel-drive setup leads to noticeable torque steer and body roll during spirited driving, and the manual seat adjustments and traditional controls feel dated. The reviewers suggest that while Kia's established brand reputation and reliable underpinnings are a draw, buyers should thoroughly test drive competitors in the $47,000 price bracket, as they may offer significantly more refined interiors and features for the money. less
April 2025 Electric Vehicle Sales Data Australia
This episode of The EV Show dives deep into Australia's April 2025 electric vehicle sales data, revealing a dynamic market landscape. While overa... morell EV market share saw a slight dip from March, it remains strong year-on-year. The BYD Seal and Kia EV5 continue to perform well, with the new BYD Seal showing promising initial sales figures. Tesla's Model Y and Model 3 experienced a temporary slump due to shipment timing, but a significant new shipment is expected to boost sales considerably in the coming months. The review highlights the new Model Y's impressive improvements, particularly its refined suspension and performance, making it a strong contender against rivals like the BYD Seal and Xpeng G6. The discussion also touches upon the upcoming MG S5 EV, its competitive pricing, and the ongoing challenges and developments in Australia's charging infrastructure, with a focus on new Tesla Supercharger sites and the need for more open-access charging solutions. less
2025 MG Cyberster AWD Walkthrough: Dual Motor Features & Test Drive
The MG Cyberster AWD is presented as a compelling, albeit niche, entry into the electric sports car market. Reviewers Tom and Joy highlight its striki... moreng design, particularly the scissor doors, and its ability to turn heads, positioning it as a 'look at me' car. While acknowledging its premium price point (AUD $115,000 before on-road costs), they note the lack of direct electric sports car competitors, making it a unique offering. The driving experience is described as fun, with responsive pedals and a firm, sporty ride, though the steering is considered a touch light and could benefit from more weight. The fake engine noise is seen as a positive addition for a car of this nature, enhancing the traditional sports car feel. Practicality is limited, with minimal storage, but the 77 kWh battery offers a decent range (400-500 km). Criticisms include the dated infotainment software and the difficulty of ingress/egress, which is framed as a characteristic of a true sports car. Overall, the Cyberster is deemed a successful first attempt by MG in the electric sports car segment, offering a fun and eye-catching experience with few direct rivals. less
Behind the Scenes Geely China Media Trip Auto Shanghai 2025 and Hangzhou
Ludicrous Feed's Tom and Joy provide an engaging behind-the-scenes look at their media trip to China, focusing on Geely's presence at the 20... more25 Auto Shanghai Motor Show and their facilities in Hangzhou. The video highlights the impressive scale of the Auto Shanghai exhibition, noting the prevalence of EVs on Chinese roads and the advanced charging infrastructure encountered. The hosts express admiration for Geely's hospitality, showcasing luxury hotel experiences and a well-organized media event at Geely HQ, which included a visit to the Auto Safety Technology Lab and a Global Intelligent Mobility Expo. While the video doesn't delve deeply into specific vehicle reviews, it effectively captures the immersive experience of a major automotive event and a manufacturer's operations in China, emphasizing the country's rapid advancement in electric mobility. less
Recapping Auto Shanghai 2025: EV Trends, Surprises & Key Reveals
The Ludicrous Feed team, joined by Roland Lam, provides a comprehensive recap of Auto Shanghai 2025, highlighting key trends and reveals. While the sh... moreeer scale of the show, with its massive manufacturer stands, dwarfed Australian motor shows, the focus remained on the rapid advancement of Chinese EV technology. The Zeekr 007 GT emerged as a standout, praised for its premium build quality and striking design, though the Xiaomi SU7 also garnered attention. A significant discussion point was the disparity in pricing between Chinese domestic market vehicles and their Australian counterparts, attributed to factors like conversion costs and market positioning. The presenters noted the overwhelming presence of EVs on Shanghai's streets, with a notable preference for sedans over SUVs, contrasting with the Australian market. Emerging trends included a focus on lifestyle-oriented vehicles, particularly rugged, adventure-ready SUVs, and advanced in-car technology like large screens and luxury seating. The review also touched upon the future of the EV market, with predictions for Australia's transition and the consolidation of brands, emphasizing that price remains a critical factor for widespread adoption. less
Inside Geely: EVs, AI Tech, and Safety Labs | Hangzhou, China Tour
Ludicrous Feed's visit to Geely's Global Intelligent Mobility Expo and HQ in Hangzhou offers a comprehensive look at the brand's divers... moree offerings and future ambitions. The hosts, Tom and Joy, navigate through an engaging expo, highlighting various electric and hybrid models across Geely's sub-brands like Zeekr, Farizon, and LEVC. They provide practical insights into vehicles such as the Geely EX5, praising its value and suitability for the Australian market, and express excitement for the Geely Radar RD6 ute, noting its EV pickup capabilities and potential for Australia. The tour also delves into Geely's advancements in AI technology, with discussions on the evolution from simple tools to more integrated 'assistant' AI, and explores futuristic applications like AI-powered smart glasses offering real-time translation and accessibility features. A significant portion of the visit was dedicated to Geely's crash safety labs, where the emphasis on safety as a paramount, universally accessible priority was strongly conveyed, drawing parallels to Volvo's historical commitment to safety. The overall impression is of a forward-thinking company with a broad vision, from commercial vehicles and personal transport to advanced AI and a deep commitment to safety for all. less
Geely EX5 Walkaround and Test Drive in China | Geely Xingyuan Preview
The Geely EX5, presented in a left-hand drive configuration, is reviewed as a sensible and value-driven midsize SUV. While not considered overtly insp... moreiring in design, its overall aesthetic is deemed acceptable, especially considering its price point, with the interior receiving particular praise for its premium feel and extensive features, including massage seats and a powered sunroof in the premium trim. The vehicle is noted as being front-wheel drive. Practicality is highlighted with ample boot space and a roomy second row. The infotainment system is praised for its intuitive user interface, even in Chinese. The EX5 is also noted for its potential to achieve a five-star ANCAP safety rating, a significant selling point for the Australian market. The reviewer expresses a strong desire for Geely to bring this model, along with the Xingyuan, to Australia, emphasizing its strong value proposition. less
Melbourne to Sydney in 2025 BYD Sealion 7: Real-World EV Road Trip
This video documents a real-world road trip from Melbourne to Sydney in the 2025 BYD Sealion 7, focusing on its practicality and charging experience. ... moreThe reviewers highlight the vehicle's comfortable ride, spacious interior with useful features like heated rear seats and a powered sunshade, and decent front trunk storage. However, a significant concern is the vehicle's efficiency, particularly on uphill sections, where it consumes more energy than comparable SUVs, leading to some range anxiety. The lack of integrated, accurate EV trip planning software is a major drawback, forcing users to rely on educated guesses or third-party apps, which can be stressful. Despite these issues, the Sealion 7's ability to utilize the Tesla Supercharger network is presented as a critical advantage over competitors like the Xpeng G6, making it a more reliable choice for road trips in Australia, though the Tesla Model Y is still considered the benchmark for its overall package and charging network access. less
2025 Auto Shanghai Highlights: EVs from Geely, Nio, BYD, XPeng & More
The Ludicrous Feed team provides an extensive walkaround of the 2025 Auto Shanghai, highlighting a vast array of electric vehicles from major manufact... moreurers and emerging brands. The presenters express excitement over the sheer scale and technological advancement on display, noting the rapid growth and futuristic designs of the EV industry in China. Key highlights include the Geely Galaxy Cruiser, Nio's Onvo and Firefly models, the Xiaomi SU7, and BYD's Super e-Platform with 1MW charging. The review touches upon design trends, innovative features like Nio's battery swap technology, and the competitive landscape, suggesting there's an EV for nearly every segment. While the video covers numerous vehicles, it lacks specific details on trim levels, drivetrain, or generation for most models, focusing instead on a broad overview of the show's offerings and the overall direction of the EV market. less
Sydney to Melbourne in 2025 BYD Sealion 7: Real-World EV Road Trip
This video documents a real-world road trip from Sydney to Melbourne in the 2025 BYD Sealion 7, focusing on practical aspects of EV travel. The review... moreers highlight the vehicle's spaciousness, particularly the boot, and its ability to utilize the Tesla Supercharger network, which is presented as a significant advantage for long-distance journeys, especially during busy periods. While the infotainment system and instrument cluster display are noted as improvements over previous BYD models, the native navigation lacks EV trip planning capabilities, necessitating manual planning. The Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC) and auto-steer system are described as usable but not as refined as competitors, requiring frequent driver input and occasional "nagging." Ride quality is generally found to be comfortable, though on the "floatier" side. Interior styling is a point of contention, with one reviewer finding it unappealing while acknowledging the overall comfort. Efficiency is noted as a weakness, with the vehicle consuming around 20-23 kWh/100km, making it a "thirsty" car. Despite this, the ability to charge at Tesla Superchargers significantly mitigates range anxiety and charging stress. less
First Impression 2025 Tesla Model Y: Drive Dynamic Suspension Comfort
This video offers a candid first drive impression of the 2025 Tesla Model Y, focusing on its driving dynamics and comfort. The reviewers, Tom and Joy,... more highlight significant improvements in ride quality and suspension, noting it's considerably less bone-jarring than the previous generation, especially over rough patches and concrete surfaces. They rate the suspension a solid B+, a marked improvement from a C, though not yet an A. The new indicator stalk is praised for its firmer, more precise feel, though the automatic deactivation based on lane change detection is still a point of contention, with the system sometimes turning off the indicator prematurely. The reviewers also note the improved camera quality and smoother FSD visualizations. While the core driving experience remains familiar, the subtle tech enhancements and refined comfort make it a compelling upgrade for existing owners and a strong contender for new EV buyers, despite increasing competition from Chinese manufacturers offering similar features at lower price points. less
From Sydney to Hong Kong: Inside Xpeng’s Global Launch Event of New X9
Ludicrous Feed's coverage of the Xpeng Global Launch Event in Hong Kong offers a comprehensive, albeit sponsored, look at the brand's latest... more offerings, particularly the new X9 MPV. The video details sessions on future technologies like flying cars, advanced powertrains, and autonomous driving, providing a glimpse into Xpeng's ambitious roadmap. The hosts, Tom and Joy, conduct detailed walkarounds of the X9 and G6, highlighting their design, interior features, and practicality. While the event showcased a range of Xpeng vehicles and CEO He Xiaopeng's vision, specific details on the X9's performance, range, and pricing in key markets are touched upon, with China domestic pricing mentioned. The review notes Xpeng's focus on smart cockpit technology and robotics. The coverage is extensive, covering the event from arrival to the press conference and even a look at the new Xpeng Experience Centre. less
BYD Shark 6 PHEV Ute Pickup Truck Walkthrough & Real-World Drive Test
The BYD Shark 6 PHEV ute presents a compelling package for the Australian market, blending utility with plug-in hybrid efficiency. Reviewers highlight... more its substantial road presence and powerful performance, noting the 321 kW and 650 Nm of torque. The interior is praised for its comfortable and familiar design, with notable improvements in infotainment software over other BYD models, including persistent HVAC controls and enhanced screen interactions. Practical features like V2L capability with 6 kW output and a 2.5-ton towing capacity are significant advantages for tradespeople and outdoor enthusiasts, though it falls short of the Ford Ranger's 3.5-ton capacity. The real-world electric-only range achieved was 84 km, falling short of the claimed 100 km NEC, with the hybrid system engaging at 25% battery. While the ride quality exhibits some minor vibrations on urban roads, the overall comfort and cabin insulation are deemed good. The intelligent cruise control and auto-steer systems are functional but not confidence-inspiring, according to the reviewer's experience with BYD's older systems. The sound system is rated as decent but not exceptional. Overall, the Shark 6 is considered a strong contender in the PHEV ute segment, offering good value and utility, with the main drawback being the electric range and the less advanced driver-assistance systems. less
March 2025 Electric Vehicle Sales Data Australia
This episode of The EV Show dives deep into Australia's March 2025 electric vehicle sales data, revealing a healthy 7.5% market share for EVs, th... moree highest of the year so far. Despite Tesla's Model Y deliveries being paused for the upcoming refresh, BYD's Atto 3 and Kia's EV5 and EV3 made strong showings in the top 10. The Deepal E07, a unique ute-SUV hybrid, was a major talking point, with its $64,900 starting price and versatile design, though brand awareness remains a challenge. The discussion also addressed the controversial Channel 7 'Spotlight' program on nickel mining, with hosts emphasizing that many Australian EVs use LFP batteries and are not linked to the alleged unethical practices. The upcoming Zeekr 007 GT shooting brake was also highlighted as a potentially exciting, albeit niche, addition to the market. less
2025 Melbourne Motor Show EV Walkaround | Xpeng, Tesla, BYD & More
The Ludicrous Feed team provides a comprehensive walkaround of the 2025 Melbourne Motor Show, highlighting the significant presence of electric vehicl... morees. They express enthusiasm for the Xpeng G6 and the upcoming X9 people mover, noting the latter's left-hand drive configuration. The Smart #1 and #3 are praised for their cuteness. The review touches upon the Porsche Macan EV and Taycan, and highlights the Geely EX5's attractive launch offer and competitive pricing, suggesting it could rival the BYD Atto 3. The MG stand features the upcoming MG S5, which is expected to compete with the Geely EX5. The IM brand, presented by MG, showcases the IM5 sedan and IM6 SUV, with a notable interest from young families. The show's overall layout and crowd turnout are deemed positive, indicating a strong public appetite for EVs. The presenters also cover Zeekr, Deepal, Tesla (with a focus on the Cybertruck's popularity over the Model Y), BYD (Sea Lion 7, 6, and Shark), JAC's T9 EV ute, and Kia's EV5 and EV3, concluding that motor shows are back and EVs are becoming normalized in the Australian market. less