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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The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed on Wednesday Nights
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed covers a wide range of EV news, with a particular focus on the Australian market. This episode highlights the upcoming S... moreydney International EV Show, featuring the Zeekr 001 and 007. A significant point of discussion is the MG4 outselling Tesla in October, attributed to aggressive discounting, with entry-level models available for just over $30,000 AUD. The show also touches on Tesla's Cybertruck sightings in Korea, the Geely Radara Ute in Thailand, and various software updates for Tesla and BYD vehicles. Leapmotor's dealer network expansion in Australia is noted, alongside the potential arrival of their smaller B10 model. The Xiaomi SU7 Ultra's Nürburgring lap time and the Suzuki eVitara are also presented. Commercial EVs are discussed, including the Ford eTransit Custom and Tembo Electric Ute, with a focus on pricing and adoption challenges. Finally, the episode touches on advanced charging infrastructure in Europe and the deployment of Zoox robo-taxis. less
Highlights From Ludicrous Feed EV Show Live Stream on 30 Oct 2024
This episode of Ludicrous Feed covers a range of EV industry news and vehicle highlights from the Mobility Live Expo. The hosts discuss new electric U... moretes, including the LDV eTerron 9, noting its 102 kWh battery, AWD, and potential for 400-500 km range, with an expected early 2025 release. The GAC Aion V, also slated for Australia by mid-2025, is highlighted for its advanced tech and unique glamping feature. The Ford Ranger PHEV and GWM Ute plug-in hybrid are also mentioned. Significant discussion is dedicated to BYD's driver assistance technology, with both hosts expressing concerns about its performance and safety, citing a recent negative safety rating. They hope BYD will improve this critical aspect. The show also touches on Tesla Supercharger expansion in New South Wales and South Australia, and updates on BYD Seal and Atto 3 compatibility with V4 Superchargers. Finally, a survey from the Kia EV Owners Club reveals strong owner satisfaction, with 71% intending to purchase another EV, though 25% rely solely on home/office charging. less
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed on Wednesday Nights
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed covers a wide array of EV news, with hosts Tom Gan and Riz Akhtar discussing upcoming models, industry updates, and owne... morer surveys. Key highlights include the unveiling of the LDV eTerron 9 electric ute, the Cadillac Lyriq launch in Sydney, and pricing announcements for the BYD Shark 6 PHEV. The show also touches on Tesla news, including Supercharger expansion and Cybertruck sightings in Australia. A significant portion is dedicated to the BYD Atto 3's driver assistance technology, with a critical review based on safety testing. The hosts express a desire for more battery-electric ute options and improved autonomous driving systems. The episode also features discussions on the Zeekr Mix and the Hyundai Ioniq 9 concept, alongside incentives for home battery installations in NSW. The Kia EV Owners Club survey reveals strong owner satisfaction and a high likelihood of future EV purchases. less
2025 Cadillac Lyriq EV Pricing Specs and First Walkthrough Australia
This video provides a comprehensive first look at the Cadillac Lyriq EV in Australia, focusing on its debut at the Sydney Experience Centre. The revie... morewer highlights the two available trims: Luxury and Sport, noting that while aesthetics differ (chrome vs. dark trim), performance and core specifications remain identical. Key features discussed include the 102 kWh Ultium battery, 530 km WLTP range, 22 kW AC charging, and 190 kW DC charging. Pricing is revealed to be $117,000 for the Luxury and $119,000 for the Sport, excluding on-road costs. The reviewer praises the vehicle's bold American styling, spacious interior with a flat floor, premium materials, and extensive features like heated/ventilated seats and a high-quality sound system. The boot space and practicality are also noted positively. A significant announcement is the confirmation of the Lyriq-V for Australia. While the reviewer doesn't explicitly state dislikes, the high price point for the Australian market is implicitly a consideration. Overall, the Lyriq is presented as a luxurious and well-equipped EV, albeit at a premium cost. less
2024 Electric Hatchback Comparison Between BYD Dolphin, MG4 & GWM Ora
This comparison video pits the BYD Dolphin, MG4, and GWM Ora against each other, focusing on Australian market pricing, specifications, and real-world... more driving experiences. The reviewer highlights the MG4 as a standout, praising its sporty styling, rear-wheel-drive dynamics, and aggressive pricing, particularly the 'Excite 51' variant, which is considered a compelling package for its price. While acknowledging the MG4's plain interior and less intuitive software, its overall driving dynamics and value proposition make it the preferred choice for the reviewer. The BYD Dolphin is described as a comfortable and spacious car, but its current pricing makes it less compelling than the other two, with a recommendation for the Premium variant due to the base model's perceived lack of power. The GWM Ora is noted for its quirky styling, comfortable interior, and refined software, offering good value, especially the extended range variant, though its boot space is considered the smallest of the trio. The video concludes that the Australian EV market is maturing, offering buyers more diverse and affordable options. less
Pre-Launch 2025 Cupra Tavascan VZ Walkthrough and First Impression
This video provides a comprehensive walkthrough of the pre-launch, left-hand drive Cupra Tavascan VZ in Sydney. The reviewer highlights the vehicle�... more39;s striking design, noting the illuminated Cupra logo and the distinctive triple-triangle LED lights. Interior impressions are largely positive, with praise for the soft-touch materials, copper accents, and the large 15-inch infotainment screen. However, some minor criticisms emerge, including the amount of piano black trim and a perceived flimsiness in a central storage compartment. The VZ variant is confirmed as the all-wheel-drive model, with provisional specs indicating a 77 kWh battery offering an estimated range of 500-550 km. Charging capabilities are stated as 11 kW AC and 135 kW DC. Pricing is speculative, with estimates suggesting the Endurance (RWD) could be in the low $70,000s and the VZ (AWD) in the low $80,000s AUD. The reviewer expresses anticipation for the right-hand drive test drive, which is expected later in the year. less
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed on Wednesday Nights!
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed covers a wide array of EV news and events. This episode highlights the upcoming Sydney International EV Auto Show, with ... morehosts Tom Gan and Riz Akhtar providing details on ticket giveaways and their involvement. The show also delves into Tesla's Cybercab and Cybervan announcements, including a look at wireless charging technology and Optimus robot advancements. Significant discussion is dedicated to the Leapmotor C10's pricing, positioning it as a competitive mid-size SUV option in the Australian market, potentially undercutting rivals like the Kia EV5. Other topics include updates on Tesla Supercharger network expansion, BP Pulse and Ampol Ampcharge infrastructure developments, and the confirmed arrival of Denza in Australia. The hosts also touch upon the Deepal S05, clarifying its availability as both a PHEV and a pure EV, and the acquisition of Solar Quotes by Origin Energy, raising questions about its future independence. less
BYD Sealion 6 Dynamic Review Australia Walkthrough Pricing & Specs
The BYD Sealion 6 Dynamic variant presents a compelling case as a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) for the Australian market, particularly for those seeking an E... moreV-first experience with a petrol backup. The reviewer highlights its impressive real-world electric range, achieving approximately 79 km on a full charge, which is deemed sufficient for most daily city driving needs. The vehicle's dual-mode intelligent system is a key focus, with the reviewer exploring EV and HEV (Auto, Save) modes extensively. While EV mode functions much like a standard EV, the HEV modes offer flexibility, with Auto mode generally draining the battery to 25% before engaging the engine, and Save mode allowing users to maintain a set state of charge. The reviewer notes the seamless transition between engine and electric power, a positive aspect of the PHEV system. However, the reviewer also points out that the intelligent cruise control and auto-steer functions, while present, lack the smoothness found in some competitors, feeling artificial. The car's ride comfort is described as not firm, with a slight amount of roll, but generally acceptable for Australian roads. The reviewer concludes that for daily city use, EV mode is ideal, while the HEV Auto mode is recommended for highway driving, suggesting that charging at home nightly is the best practice to maximize the electric benefits. less
Deepal S07 Australia Walkthrough and Official Launch Sydney Oct 2024
The Ludicrous Feed channel provides a comprehensive walkthrough of the RHD Deepal S07 at its Australian launch event in Sydney. The reviewer highlight... mores the S07's competitive dimensions, closely matching the Tesla Model Y, and praises its exterior design with a unique light signature and premium finishes. Inside, the cabin is noted for its soft-touch materials, wood grain accents, and a luxurious feel, particularly the "sunflower screen" infotainment system and the immersive Sony sound system. Practical features like a sizable frunk, ample rear passenger space with a flat floor, and a well-appointed boot are also pointed out. While the reviewer couldn't drive the vehicle, the technical specifications reveal a 160 kW motor, 320 Nm torque, and a 79.9 kWh battery offering a WLTP range of 475 km. Charging capabilities include DC fast charging (30-80% in 35 mins) and 11 kW AC charging, with V2L functionality. The reviewer expresses anticipation for the pricing, hoping it will be competitive, ideally around or under $50,000 AUD, to challenge the Model Y effectively. The video also briefly showcases other Deepal models (S5, G318, E07, L07), offering a glimpse into the brand's broader lineup. less
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed on Wednesday Nights
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed covers a packed week of electric vehicle news, with hosts Tom Gan and Riz Akhtar (streaming live from Sydney Airport) hi... moreghlighting numerous new model launches and updates. The Deepal S07 and Zeekr X/009 receive significant attention, with the S07's design drawing comparisons to Lamborghini. Kia's EV5 pricing is finally revealed, offering competitive entry-level options, though its 400-volt architecture is noted as a drawback compared to the 800-volt platform of the EV6 and EV9. Tesla's 'We, Robot' event showcased the futuristic Cybertruck-inspired 'Cybercab' and 'Robovan,' emphasizing their vision-only approach to autonomous driving. BYD's SeaLion 6 receives suspension updates, and progress is made on retrofitting Tesla Supercharger compatibility for SeaLion owners, though AT03 owners still await a solution. XPeng's G6 is generating considerable interest, with upcoming test drives in major Australian cities, and the channel expresses anticipation for a long-range review. The Zeekr 009 has achieved ADR approval, moving closer to Australian release. The discussion also touches on new charging infrastructure, including V4 Supercharger stalls in Alexandria and BP Pulse/Ampol sites, and the potential for luxury electric people movers like the Zeekr 009 to serve airport transport needs. The show concludes with a preview of the AEVA Tasmania conference and the imminent launch of the MG Cyberster. less
2025 Chery Omoda E5 Review Australia BX Walkthrough Pricing & Specs
The Chery Omoda E5 BX variant presents a compelling value proposition, particularly when compared to the BYD Atto 3. The reviewer highlights its attra... morective, classic interior design, which contrasts favorably with the Atto 3's more polarizing style. The infotainment and instrument cluster screens are noted for their high resolution and responsiveness, surpassing those in the BYD. Positives include a competitive price point, a strong warranty (7 years for the vehicle, 8 for the battery), and the use of LFP blade batteries. The reviewer also confirms compatibility with Tesla Superchargers (V3/V4). However, areas for improvement include the trip computer's reset functionality, the lack of EV trip planning in the navigation, and the absence of a charging stop button or scheduler within the car's software. While the adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist show promise, the auto-steer functionality is described as somewhat wavering and requiring constant supervision. The ride is noted as being slightly firmer than the Atto 3, and regenerative braking, while adjustable, is not particularly smooth or fluid. less
Xpeng G6 vs Tesla Model Y Australia Comparison Pricing and Specs 2024
This video provides a comprehensive on-paper comparison between the Xpeng G6 and the Tesla Model Y for the Australian market in late 2024. The reviewe... morer highlights the Xpeng G6's competitive pricing, particularly undercutting the Model Y's entry-level variant, and its impressive range advantage in the long-range configuration (570 km WLTP vs. 533 km for Model Y AWD). The G6 also boasts faster DC charging times (10-80% in under 20 minutes) and a more generous warranty (8 years/160,000 km battery, 5 years/120,000 km vehicle) compared to the Model Y. However, the Tesla Model Y retains advantages in its established Supercharger network, wider service infrastructure, and the availability of dual-motor AWD performance variants, which the G6 currently lacks in Australia. The reviewer notes the G6's lack of a front trunk and questions the sourcing of storage figures. While acknowledging the Xpeng G6's technological advancements and value proposition, the video concludes that the Tesla Model Y remains the safer, more established choice due to its infrastructure and proven track record, though the G6 presents a compelling alternative for those seeking cutting-edge features and potentially better value. less
BYD Headquarters Shenzhen China | Day 6 Australia Media Tour 2024
This vlog documents the final day of an Australian media tour at BYD's headquarters in Shenzhen, China. The reviewer provides an extensive walkth... morerough of the facilities, including the exhibition hall showcasing various BYD platforms (e-Platform 3.0, e4, DM-i, DMO) and vehicles like the Yangwang U9 and U8. Significant time is dedicated to demonstrations of the Yangwang U9's suspension capabilities and the U8's tank turn feature. The tour also covers the production line, crash testing lab, and an EMC/NVH laboratory, highlighting BYD's manufacturing and safety standards. A key segment includes a meeting with BYD executives, where topics like market expansion, charging infrastructure, and future battery chemistries were discussed. The reviewer expresses enthusiasm for the technology and manufacturing prowess observed, particularly the advanced suspension systems and the comprehensive safety testing, while also noting the potential for BYD's Denza brand in Australia. less
Day 5 BYD Australian Media China Tour: Journey from Xi'an to Shenzhen
This vlog documents Day 5 of the BYD Australian Media Tour, focusing on the travel from Xi'an to Shenzhen. The day primarily consists of internal... more flights, airport experiences, and chauffeured transport in a BYD electric bus. While the video offers glimpses of the BYD electric bus, including a walkthrough highlighting its luxurious 'Captain's chairs' and quiet operation, it does not delve into specific vehicle models or performance reviews. The focus remains on the travel logistics and the overall experience of being hosted by BYD in China. The reviewer expresses appreciation for the comfortable lounges, the efficiency of Chinese airports, and the opulence of the InterContinental Shenzhen Dameisha Resort. The day concludes with a Cantonese hot pot dinner. The video serves as a travelogue rather than a detailed automotive review, with the BYD electric bus being a notable but not deeply analyzed feature. less
Day 2 BYD Australian Media China Tour | Chongqing City Walk at Night
This video offers a glimpse into the vibrant automotive scene in Chongqing, China, as part of the BYD Australian Media Tour. The host explores several... more showrooms, focusing on the Voyah Zhiyin, Stelato S9 (a Huawei and BYD joint venture), Yuan Hang Y6, and Nio EC6. Key highlights include the Voyah Zhiyin's claimed 901 km CLTC range and 800-volt architecture, and the Stelato S9's luxurious interior and Huawei integration. The reviewer notes the high quality and advanced features of these Chinese EVs, such as mixed USB-A/C ports, versatile storage, and plush seating. While the video touches on the vehicles, its primary focus shifts to a city walk through Raffles City, a spicy hotpot dinner, and an exploration of the bustling Hongya Cave market and waterfront. The reviewer expresses awe at the city's energy and the prevalence of EVs. No specific vehicle verdicts or detailed driving impressions are provided, as the visit is primarily observational. less
Day 3 BYD Australia Media China Tour | BYD Manufacturing Plant Xi'an
This vlog documents Day 3 of the BYD Australia Media China Tour, focusing on the journey from Chongqing to Xi'an and a visit to the BYD Manufactu... morering Plant in Xi'an. The reviewer highlights the impressive scale of Chinese airports and infrastructure, including a stop at a Xiaomi store and a lounge experience. The tour of the BYD plant provides a glimpse into production, with a notable demonstration of the Yangwang U8's 'tank turn' capability. The accommodation at the W Hotel Xi'an is showcased, featuring luxurious room amenities and views. The day concludes with a walk through the vibrant Xi'an pedestrian mall, experiencing local culture and a public performance. The reviewer expresses anticipation for upcoming test drives of the BYD Shark and Seal 7. The video also includes a unique electric tuk-tuk ride back to the hotel. less
BYD Auto Manufacturing Plant Tour in Xi'an China
This video offers an exclusive, audio-only tour of BYD's manufacturing plant in Xi'an, China. While unable to film, the commentary provides ... morea detailed look into the highly automated production process, from stamping and welding to final assembly. The reviewer highlights the extensive use of robotic arms ('Autobots') and sophisticated monitoring systems, emphasizing BYD's commitment to quality control with high pass rates. Key takeaways include the integration of various BYD models on the same assembly lines, such as the Yangwang U8 and Song Plus, and the significant in-house production of components (70%). The tour also touches upon specialized techniques like carbon dioxide protection during welding and the impressive 'tank turn' capability of the Yangwang U8. Although lacking visual aids, the commentary effectively conveys the scale and technological advancement of BYD's manufacturing operations. less
BYD Blade Battery Factory Chongqing China | Day 2 Australia Media Tour
This video provides an in-depth look at BYD's FinDreams Blade Battery factory in Chongqing, China, as part of an Australian media tour. The revie... morewer highlights the history and manufacturing process of the Blade Battery, emphasizing its safety features, particularly through nail penetration tests which demonstrate its stability compared to traditional NCM batteries. While the tour offers a fascinating glimpse into the advanced, highly automated production lines, much of the detailed assembly process is restricted from filming, with the reviewer relying on audio descriptions and visual cues from behind glass. The video also touches upon the prevalence of EVs in China and offers a brief look at the BYD Sky Shuttle. Overall, the content is informative for those interested in battery technology, though the lack of direct filming in key production areas limits the visual depth. less
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed on Wednesday Nights
The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed features a detailed discussion following Tom's recent trip to China, focusing on BYD's advancements and future... more prospects. The hosts highlight BYD's impressive manufacturing scale, technological innovation, and expanding global presence. Key vehicles discussed include the BYD Shark 6 plug-in hybrid Ute, with positive remarks on its comfort and capability for Australian conditions, serving as a potential bridge to full EVs. The Sea Lion 7 is also mentioned, with anticipation for its Australian release, though its delay might cede ground to competitors like the Xpeng G6. The conversation touches upon BYD's luxury Denza brand, the potential for premium Chinese vehicles in Australia, and the ongoing development of battery technology, including LFP and other chemistries. While the focus is on BYD, the hosts also briefly acknowledge other market developments like the MG4 and Tesla's upcoming announcements, emphasizing the growing choice and potential for more affordable EVs in the Australian market. less
BYD Sea Lion 7, BYD Shark 6, Denza Z9, Fang Cheng Bao 5 Test Drives
The BYD Sea Lion 7 is presented as a compelling mid-size SUV with a focus on build quality and a modern interior. The reviewer highlights its sleek ex... moreterior design and a plush cabin featuring a digital instrument cluster and a responsive, rotatable central infotainment screen, noting significant upgrades over current BYD models like the Seal. The inclusion of features such as a head-up display, wireless charging, and a panoramic glass roof with an opening shade are praised. Practicality is addressed with ample storage, a flat floor, and V2L capability. While the reviewer expresses enthusiasm for the Sea Lion 7's potential for the Australian market, specific performance details and drivetrain configurations remain unconfirmed in this segment of the video. The test drive segment, though brief and on a makeshift track, suggests a sporty and fun driving experience. less
First RHD BYD Shark 6 PHEV Ute Test Drive by Australia Media
The BYD Shark 6 PHEV Ute makes a strong debut in Australia, impressing with its robust off-road capabilities and potent performance, highlighted by a ... more0-100 km/h time of 5.7 seconds and a maximum power output of 321 kW. The vehicle's DMO (Dual Mode Off-road) platform, specifically designed for plug-in hybrids, features a world-first longitudinal EHS drivetrain and Cell-to-Chassis technology for enhanced stability. The reviewer noted the impressive EV range of approximately 100 km from its 29.58 kWh blade battery, and a competitive fuel consumption of 7.9 L/100km in low charge states. Towing capacity is rated at 2.5 tonnes with a 790 kg payload, tailored for the Australian market. Charging speeds are also a strong point, with DC charging reaching 55 kW, allowing a 30-80% charge in 25 minutes. The V2L functionality, with multiple sockets including a 2.2 kW one in the rear seats and a 6 kW total in the cargo area, adds significant versatility. Safety is emphasized with a high-strength ladder frame, five-layer battery protection, and over 78.7% high-strength steel in the body. While the reviewer didn't encounter significant drawbacks during the test drive, the focus was on the vehicle's impressive technical specifications and off-road prowess. less
Real World Test Drive of 2025 Skoda Enyaq RS Australia and Walkthrough
This video provides a comprehensive walkthrough and initial test drive of the 2025 Skoda Enyaq RS in Australia. The reviewer highlights the RS as the ... moreall-wheel-drive sport edition, noting its 77 kWh battery, estimated 450 km WLTP range, and sporty performance with good handling and minimal torque steer. The ride quality is described as comfortable and well-balanced, avoiding excessive firmness. Positive points include the augmented reality head-up display, responsive parking cameras with a unique cleaning function, and the surprisingly practical secret umbrella compartment. The auto-park feature is demonstrated and praised for its accuracy in a tight spot. Areas for improvement or further investigation include the lack of announced Australian pricing and the reviewer's desire for a longer loan to conduct a more in-depth review. Overall, the Enyaq RS is presented as a compelling, sporty, and well-equipped electric SUV. less
Polestar 3 and Polestar 4 Walkthrough with Designer Nahum Escobedo
This walkthrough with Polestar designer Nahum Escobedo offers an in-depth look at the design philosophy and aerodynamic integration of the Polestar 3 ... moreand Polestar 4. Escobedo emphasizes a departure from traditional SUV design, aiming for a unique, athletic, and modern aesthetic. Key design elements highlighted for the Polestar 3 include the challenging integration of a front wing for aerodynamics, the 'SmartZone' housing sensors, and a focus on Scandinavian simplicity. The reviewer notes the car's surprisingly low height without compromising interior space, which is described as spacious and uncluttered. The interior is praised for its modern feel, attention to detail, and use of sustainable materials. The Polestar 4 is presented as inheriting design cues from the Precept concept, notably its low stance and the absence of a rear window, focusing on aerodynamic efficiency and a striking rear light signature. The designer expresses satisfaction that the initial visions for both vehicles have successfully translated into production reality, balancing aesthetics with functionality. less
Tesla Alternatives 2024 Update Q3 Australia Electric Vehicle Market
This video provides a comprehensive overview of electric vehicle alternatives to the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y in the Australian market as of Q3 2024.... more The reviewer, Tom, highlights the strengths of Tesla, such as its superior tech, infotainment, and user experience, while also noting drawbacks like the lack of Apple CarPlay/Android Auto and potential build quality concerns. He then delves into various competitors, praising the BYD Seal for its excellent build quality, comfort, and competitive pricing, though acknowledging its infotainment and charging speed are not as advanced as Tesla's. Other notable alternatives discussed include the Polestar 2 (for its luxury feel but higher price), BYD Atto 3 (good value mid-size SUV), Smart #1/#3 (stylish, Mercedes-designed city cars), Volvo EX30 (brand recognition is a key selling point), and the XPeng G6 (a strong potential competitor to the Model Y). The reviewer expresses significant reservations about the Subaru Solterra and Toyota bZ4X due to restricted DC charging limits and perceived interior quality. Overall, the video offers a candid and informative guide for Australian EV buyers seeking options beyond Tesla, with a particular focus on value and practicality offered by Chinese manufacturers. less