EV Revolution Show

Jaguar, VW, Mini and MG - Manufacturer EV News!

This episode of the EV Revolution Show provides a news roundup focusing on manufacturer updates and infrastructure developments. Key highlights includ... moree Canada's federal investment of 4.6 million CAD for 92 Petro-Canada fast chargers, aiming for coast-to-coast coverage. Jaguar Land Rover's accelerated electrification plans are discussed, with a commitment to building all electrified vehicles in the UK, starting with the next-generation XJ, and establishing a new battery assembly center. Volkswagen's extensive efforts to in-house component production for its ID platform, including electric drive units and battery systems, are detailed, emphasizing their scale and speed in ramping up EV production. The Mini Electric Cooper SE is reviewed, with the host acknowledging criticisms of its 114-mile EPA range but suggesting it will still be a strong seller due to brand loyalty and suitability for urban environments. Finally, the MG ZS EV is presented as a compelling, affordable compact SUV, well-equipped with a 7-year warranty and free home charger installation in the UK, though its North American availability is uncertain. The host expresses excitement for the MG ZS EV's potential to attract new adopters. less

2019 Kia Niro EV Review

The 2019 Kia Niro EV is lauded as a standout electric vehicle, earning the reviewer's "EV of the Year" pick for its blend of normalcy, ... morepracticality, and performance. The vehicle's design is praised for its ability to blend in, appealing to EV buyers who prefer not to stand out. Key strengths highlighted include its spacious interior, particularly the rear seat legroom, attributed to its 106.3-inch wheelbase. The 201-horsepower motor provides ample torque for responsive acceleration, achieving 0-60 mph in approximately 7.8 seconds. The reviewer found the infotainment system intuitive and the navigation excellent, even preferring it over smartphone integration. Comfort features like cooled leather seats and a heated steering wheel are noted as significant benefits, especially in extreme weather. The primary drawback identified is the interior noise level, which is perceived as slightly higher than comparable vehicles like the Nissan Leaf, with more noticeable wind and road noise. Despite this, the reviewer considers the Niro EV a "winner" and a "buy," recommending it over competitors like the Model 3 and Leaf Plus for its overall package, comfort, and usability. less

Episode 50 - Nissan Leaf E Plus Update, Tesla Supercharging, BMW EV Plans, Opel Corsa E and More News!

This episode of EV Revolutions provides a post-review update on the Nissan Leaf e+, discussing concerning findings from a German test regarding batter... morey thermal management (BMS) throttling, which mirrored the 40 kWh version despite the e+'s larger battery. While the reviewer maintains the Leaf e+ is a capable all-around EV for urban and shorter trips, the throttling issue raises questions about its suitability for extensive road-tripping compared to competitors with active cooling. The show also highlights Tesla's V3 Supercharger advancements, boasting up to 250 kW charging speeds and a real-world equivalent of over 1000 miles per hour, translating to a 170-mile charge in 15 minutes. BMW's accelerated EV plans, targeting 25 electrified models by 2023, are detailed, alongside the launch of the Opel Corsa-e, a 205-mile range EV, and Fiat's electric Ducato van for commercial use. Finally, the Honda e prototype is showcased, a stylish, production-ready retro-inspired EV with a 124-mile range and rear-wheel drive, expected to be a premium offering. less

Audio Podcast 9 - EV Revolution Show

This audio podcast episode features an in-depth discussion with Volkswagen Group Canada representatives about their electrification strategy. The host... mores highlight VW's commitment to becoming a global leader in EVs, emphasizing the significance of the MEB platform as the foundation for future electric vehicles. Key takeaways include VW's ambitious plans for producing millions of EVs by 2025, their focus on a holistic approach to the entire EV lifecycle from production to recycling, and their commitment to carbon neutrality by 2050. The conversation touches upon the upcoming ID.4 as the first MEB-based vehicle for North America, expected in late 2020 or early 2021, and the ID.3's European-only release. The podcast also details the 'Electrify Canada' initiative, aiming to build a cross-country high-powered charging network. While the e-Golf and e-Up are acknowledged, the focus shifts to the MEB platform's advantages in packaging and scalability, promising more spacious interiors within similar exterior footprints. The overall tone is optimistic about the EV transition, with VW positioning itself as a major player ready to offer EVs at accessible price points. less

2019 Nissan Leaf E-Plus Review

The 2019 Nissan Leaf e-Plus (Plus) is presented as a significant step forward for Nissan in the EV market, particularly for those seeking over 200 mil... morees of range. The reviewer highlights the larger 62 kWh battery pack as the main differentiator from the 40 kWh model, offering an EPA-rated 226 miles (364 km) of range. While the infotainment system sees minor visual and speed improvements, the core driving experience and materials remain similar to the 2018 model. Performance is described as adequate, with the added weight of the larger battery being noticeable but managed well by suspension tweaks. A key focus is the charging capability, with the e-Plus supporting up to 100 kW DC fast charging. However, real-world tests on a 100 kW charger yielded a maximum pull of around 55 kW, with speeds tapering significantly after 80%. The reviewer notes that the passive battery cooling system, despite concerns, handled heat reasonably well during multiple charging sessions and a road trip, attributing this to improved battery chemistry and pack construction. The vehicle is praised for its value proposition within the 60 kWh club, offering a comfortable ride and consistent, albeit not class-leading, charging performance for everyday use and longer trips. The reviewer concludes that the Leaf Plus is a strong contender for those looking for a practical, well-rounded EV without the premium price tag of some competitors. less

Episode 48 - Special Episode - Fully Charged Live 2019 UK - Part 2 - More Interviews!

This episode of Fully Charged Live 2019 UK focuses on interviews with key figures in the electric vehicle ecosystem. The discussions cover Formula E d... moreriver Oliver Rowland's insights into the sport's technological advancements and unique driving dynamics, emphasizing regenerative braking and instant torque. Fiona Howarth of Octopus EVs highlights the company's mission to provide 100% renewable energy and impartial EV advice, addressing common consumer concerns about charging and ownership, and introducing their new bi-directional charging solution. Christelle Barnes from SolarEdge details their expanded product range, including a new EV charging solar inverter designed to increase self-consumption and reduce the carbon footprint of EV charging. Jerry Stokes of Gridserve outlines their ambitious plans for ultra-fast charging 'Electric Forecourts' powered by renewable energy, offering a premium consumer experience beyond just charging. Finally, Mike Potter of Drive Electric discusses their pioneering role in EV leasing, aiming to de-risk EV adoption for individuals and businesses by providing expert advice and flexible leasing options. The episode also features Craig from ZROC, discussing the growth of the Renault Zoe owners club and their community events promoting EV adoption. less

Episode 47 - Special Episode - Fully Charged Live 2019 UK - An Interview with Robert Llewellyn

This episode of Fully Charged Live 2019 UK features an insightful interview with founder Robert Llewellyn, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the ev... moreent's growth and its impact. Llewellyn highlights the significant increase in test drives offered this year, exceeding 2,000, and notes the event's success in attracting a diverse audience, including many who are new to EVs. A key takeaway is the broader appeal of the event beyond just cars, with attendees showing strong interest in renewable energy solutions like solar, heat pumps, and battery storage. The discussion touches upon the UK's progress in reducing coal reliance, with significant contributions from offshore wind power, even leading to periods of negative wholesale electricity prices. Llewellyn also reflects on the global EV landscape, acknowledging China's dominant role in battery manufacturing and market share, while also crediting California's pioneering legislation and innovation in driving the EV movement. The interview also features a brief mention of the newly premiered Renault e-208. less

Jaguar I-Pace EV400 Review

The Jaguar I-Pace EV400 is lauded as a premium electric vehicle offering a superior ride and handling experience, competing strongly with luxury brand... mores like Tesla and Mercedes. The reviewer highlights exceptional build quality, fit, and finish, along with high-end interior materials and extremely comfortable, multi-position seats with heating and cooling. Performance is described as "rocket fast," capable of challenging upgraded Tesla Model S and X vehicles. The reviewer also praises the quiet cabin, immersive sound system, and responsive steering. However, minor criticisms include limited rear visibility through the rearview mirror due to high back seats and thick pillars, occasional lag in the infotainment system, and a lack of audible alerts for lane assist deactivation. The reviewer notes that while the 90 kWh battery offers sufficient range for most daily driving (around 350-370 km rated), it's less than expected compared to some competitors for its battery size. Charging speed information is also not displayed. Despite these points, the I-Pace is considered a "fantastic EV" with outstanding performance, a beautiful design, and a luxurious, well-appointed interior, making it a strong contender for those seeking a high-end electric vehicle. less

Episode 45 - Special Episode - 1-Year Review of my 2018 Nissan Leaf! Zero Emissions, Zero Issues!

After one year and over 23,000 kilometers, the 2018 Nissan Leaf SL (40kWh) has proven to be a remarkably reliable, quiet, and fun-to-drive electric ve... morehicle, exceeding the reviewer's expectations. The primary positive is its flawless performance, with no significant issues, squeaks, or rattles reported. The reviewer highlights the effectiveness of the e-Pedal and ProPILOT assist systems, even in varied weather conditions. The only minor drawbacks mentioned are the dated instrumentation, which is functional but could benefit from an update, and a slight, noticeable dip in regenerative braking performance over bumps in cooler temperatures. The most significant negative is winter range, which can drop by up to 50% in extreme cold (-25 to -30°C), resulting in an estimated 120-140 km range at highway speeds. Despite this, the reviewer emphasizes the car's admirable performance during a severe ice storm. The financial analysis reveals impressive savings, with an estimated annual energy cost of $625 CAD for over 22,000 km, and significant CO2 savings. The reviewer also details the recent addition of a trailer hitch and bike rack, enhancing the vehicle's utility. Overall, the Leaf is highly recommended as a zero-emission, zero-issue vehicle, with the reviewer suggesting that any battery electric vehicle is a worthwhile purchase. less

Episode 44 - I’m Back! India and Panasonic, Model 3 Feedback, Spy Shots and More News!

The EV Revolution Show's Episode 44 covers a range of EV news, with a significant focus on the Tesla Model 3. While acknowledging the Model 3... more9;s strong sales, particularly in Norway, the reviewer highlights emerging service issues due to the influx of new vehicles, leading to a drop in Tesla's service quality rating. A key takeaway is the discussion around real-world range, referencing Alex on Autos' findings of approximately 192 miles for the Standard Edition, a notable difference from the EPA's 220-mile estimate. The reviewer emphasizes that individual mileage will vary based on driving style and conditions. The episode also touches upon the Audi e-tron's five-star Euro NCAP safety rating, GM's upcoming Chevrolet Bolt EUV, and Mercedes-Benz's EQB spy shots. Additionally, it addresses common EV concerns like well-to-wheel emissions, battery safety, and grid capacity, generally offering a positive outlook on electrification's progress and the ongoing development of battery technology. less

Episode 43 - Tesla S/X Get Range Boost, VW May Sell ID At A Loss, Rivian Plans And More News!

This episode of EV Revolutions covers several key developments in the electric vehicle market. The host highlights Tesla's significant range boos... moret for the Model S and X, achieved through software updates and powertrain enhancements without adding more battery capacity. These updates also enable faster charging on Tesla's V3 Superchargers. The return of standard range versions for both models is noted, offering more accessible entry points. The review also touches on Volkswagen's strategy for the ID. series, suggesting they may sell the base models at a loss to achieve mass-market penetration, with initial models being mid-range variants. Rivian's ambitious plan to launch six electrified vehicles, including their R1T pickup and R1S SUV, built on a flexible skateboard platform, is also discussed. Finally, the introduction of BYD's first all-electric garbage truck in Southern California is presented as a positive step towards electrifying commercial fleets. The host emphasizes the importance of owner feedback and encourages viewers to share their EV experiences. less

Episode 42 - Rivian and Ford, Tesla Model 3 RHD, Planet Getting Greener and More News

This episode of the EV Revolution Show, hosted by Kenneth Bill Corry, covers several significant developments in the EV landscape as of April 2019. A ... morekey highlight is the opening of right-hand drive Tesla Model 3 orders, initially for the UK, with other markets like Australia and New Zealand to follow. The host expresses optimism about strong demand, potentially exceeding Tesla's conservative forecasts. The show also details Ford's strategic $500 million investment in Rivian, aiming to leverage Rivian's skateboard platform technology for future Ford electric vehicles, including an F-150 variant and a Mustang-inspired crossover. Additionally, the report touches on Peugeot's planned return to the North American market in the early 2020s with a more conventional and electrified lineup. The episode also briefly mentions positive environmental news regarding global greening, largely attributed to reforestation efforts in China and India, and an expansion of lithium-ion cell manufacturing capacity by AESC/Envision Group. less

Episode 41 - Canadian Zero Emission, Kia HabaNiro, Sono Motors Production, Audi AI:ME and More!

This episode of the EV Revolution Show, hosted by Kenneth, delves into several key EV developments as of April 2019. A significant portion is dedicate... mored to Canada's new national EV incentive program, offering $5,000 for battery-electric and longer-range plug-in hybrids, and $2,500 for shorter-range PHEVs, with specific MSRP caps. The host expresses optimism that this will boost EV adoption nationwide, despite Tesla's exclusion due to pricing. The show also covers Kia's production challenges for popular models like the Niro EV and Soul EV, exploring potential manufacturing expansions to meet demand and EU regulations. A brief look at the Kia HabaNiro concept highlights its dual-motor AWD, 300-mile WLTP range, and compact commuter design, though details remain scarce. Other segments touch upon Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV sales milestones, Sono Motors' production plans in Sweden, the VW ID. Roomzz three-row SUV concept, Audi's AI:ME autonomous concept, Jaguar I-Pace's award wins, and the Genesis Mint city car concept. A notable mailbag segment addresses the etiquette of PHEVs using public charging stations, with the host strongly advocating for their right to charge, emphasizing the goal of reducing emissions regardless of vehicle type. less

Episode 40 - London UK ULEZ, Nissan Leaf E Plus Range, Panasonic & Tesla, Atlis XT and More!

This episode of EV Revolution Show covers several key developments in the EV space. The host highlights London's implementation of its Ultra Low ... moreEmission Zone, noting a positive reduction in vehicle numbers and emissions. Paris's ambitious plan to electrify its entire bus fleet by 2025, starting with 800 electric buses from French manufacturers, is also discussed as a significant step for public transport. A major focus is the Nissan Leaf E Plus, with the reviewer sharing real-world range test results from Japan, indicating a strong 285-mile range and improved thermal management compared to previous models. The segment on Tesla's Model 3 touches on over-the-air software updates that boost performance and range. The show also delves into Panasonic's decision to reduce investment in Tesla's Gigafactory 1 and diversify its battery business, a move seen as prudent given Tesla's production fluctuations. Audi's e-tron deliveries are finally picking up, exceeding a thousand units in March, though it remains a high-end, luxury offering. Teasers for Infiniti's QX Inspiration sports sedan and Atlis Motor's XT pickup truck, including its innovative skateboard platform, round out the automotive news. Overall, the episode provides a comprehensive update on policy, public transport, and new vehicle developments. less

Episode 39 - Peugeot E-208, Ford Phev, New Ev Motor, Lucid Update & More Stories!

This episode of the EV Revolution Show covers a range of EV-related news and updates. A significant portion is dedicated to the lack of automaker educ... moreation for EV buyers, highlighted by a UK study showing low public awareness. The show also discusses advancements in EV motor technology from Linear Labs, promising increased efficiency and power, and the ambitious "Gridserve" project in the UK aiming to build over 100 multi-functional ultra-fast charging "electric forecourts" powered by solar and battery storage. The Peugeot e-208 is briefly reviewed, noting its 211-mile WLTP range and 30-minute 80% charge time. Ford's plug-in hybrid offerings, the Explorer and Escape, are mentioned as stepping stones to full electrification. Finally, Lucid Motors secures a significant $1 billion investment from a Saudi fund, enabling production of the Lucid Air luxury sedan, which boasts up to 1,000 horsepower and 400 miles of range. The Tesla Model 3's new dashcam and Sentry Mode features are also touched upon. less

EV Revolution Show - Special Episode 38

This episode of the EV Revolution Show serves as a celebratory recap of its first year, featuring a compilation of highlights and snippets from past e... morepisodes. Host Kenneth McCoy expresses gratitude to his viewers, supporters, and family for their contributions to the show's success. The content revisits various EV news, reviews, and discussions from the past year, touching upon models like the Tesla Model 3, Nissan Leaf, Jaguar I-PACE, Kia Niro EV, and concepts like the Volkswagen ID. Buggy. While the episode is primarily a retrospective, it underscores the growing momentum and adoption of electric vehicles, with mentions of production targets, charging infrastructure, and consumer wait times for popular models. The overall tone is appreciative and forward-looking, promising more content in the future. less

Episode 37 - Audi’s EVs, Ford & Jeep Make EV Noise, Ken’s Soap Box & More Stories!

This episode of the EV Revolution Show, hosted by Kenneth Bokura, covers a range of EV-related news and discussions. A significant portion is dedicate... mored to the ongoing issues with Tesla's Model 3 Standard Range deliveries, highlighting customer frustration with delays and potential upselling to more expensive models. The host expresses concern over the lack of visible evidence for the $35,000 base model. The show also touches upon Audi's expanding EV lineup, Ford's investment in electrifying a Michigan plant for future EV production, and Jeep's upcoming Wrangler plug-in hybrid. Additionally, Seat announces plans for more EVs, and Volvo predicts cost parity for electric cars by 2025. A segment on proposed Canadian EV incentives is also included, with the host offering a positive perspective on the potential benefits despite some criticisms. The episode concludes with event information and a thank you to supporters. less

Episode 36 - Model 3 Rhd, Kia Imagine Ev and Vows Mass Market, Audi Q2 E-Tron, GM New Bev and More!

This episode of EV Revolutions covers a range of EV news, with a significant focus on proposed Canadian federal incentives for electric vehicles, incl... moreuding a rebate of up to $5,000 CAD and business tax write-offs for zero-emission vehicles, though a $45,000 MSRP cap is noted as a potential limitation. The show also highlights Newmotion's expansion to over 100,000 public charging points across Europe, Tesla's discontinuation of the Model 3 mid-range battery pack, and Kia's commitment to mass-market EVs, despite current battery supply constraints affecting models like the Niro EV. The Kia Imagine EV concept is presented as a step towards more affordable, mainstream electric vehicles. Additionally, the Jaguar I-Pace's Canadian awards, Audi's upcoming Q2 e-tron, Porsche's Taycan Cross Turismo, Fisker's teased affordable crossover, and GM's new EV production investment are discussed. The reviewer expresses a positive outlook on increased EV adoption, particularly emphasizing the need for more affordable options to drive mass-market acceptance. less

Episode 35 - Tesla Model Y, VW 22M EVs, Skoda Vision IV, Mini EV, BEV ROI Reality & More Stories!

The EV Revolution Show's Episode 35 delves into the highly anticipated Tesla Model Y reveal, offering a critical yet fair assessment. While the r... moreeviewer found the reveal event itself lacking in energy, the vehicle's positioning as a compact SUV/crossover is praised for targeting a lucrative market. Key details emerge regarding the Model Y's variants: Standard Range (230 miles, $39k), Long Range (300 miles, $47k), Dual Motor AWD (280 miles, $51k), and Performance (280 miles, $60k). Deliveries are expected to commence in Fall 2020, with the Standard Range version arriving a year later. The reviewer notes the Model Y shares significant DNA with the Model 3, leveraging existing platforms for economies of scale. The episode also touches upon Tesla's revised store closure plans and a global price increase. Beyond Tesla, the discussion covers Volkswagen's ambitious EV plans, including the ID Neo hatchback and the ID Cross SUV, alongside job cut announcements to fund electrification. Mini's upcoming EV, based on the i3 platform, and Skoda's Vision IV concept are also highlighted. A significant portion is dedicated to clarifying Nissan's e-Power system and a detailed analysis of EV vs. ICE vehicle ROI, emphasizing that while EVs offer lower operating costs, upfront acquisition cost and incentives play a crucial role in achieving cost parity. less

Episode 34 - Sion Redesign, Audi Q4 E-Tron, Seat El-Born, VW ID Buggy, Fiat Centoventi and More!

This episode of EV Revolution Show covers a range of electric vehicle news and concepts from early 2019. Key updates include Nissan's pricing for... more the Leaf e-Plus in North America and the Leaf surpassing 400,000 global sales, highlighting its position as a leading mass-market EV. The show also touches on Nissan's IMQ concept, a hybrid SUV utilizing their e-Power system, which the host views as a necessary but temporary bridge to full electrification. Tesla's Supercharger V3 upgrade and the anticipated Model Y reveal are mentioned, with the host emphasizing the need to see final specs before judgment. Polestar 2's new smartphone key app and its direct competition with the Tesla Model 3 are discussed. Significant attention is given to the Sono Motors Sion, showcasing its redesigned solar integration, increased dimensions, and a starting price of €25,500, with production slated for late 2019. Concepts from Geneva include the Mercedes-Benz EQV minivan, Seat El-Born hatchback (based on VW's MEB platform), Audi Q4 e-Tron concept (a compact electric crossover), and the Fiat Centoventi concept (a customizable, affordable EV). The VW ID Buggy concept, also on the MEB platform, is presented as a retro, versatile off-road EV. The episode concludes with a viewer's positive feedback on their Tesla Model 3 ownership and announcements for the Fully Charged Live events. less

Episode 33 - Polestar 2 Reveal, Honda E, Base Model 3 Released and So Much More EV News!

This episode of EV Revolutions focuses on significant EV news, notably the long-awaited release of the $35,000 Tesla Model 3 base model. The reviewer ... morehighlights its 220-mile range and a slightly better 'Standard Range Plus' variant. While acknowledging Tesla's sales potential, the host argues against the notion that this release will end competition, emphasizing the vastness of the EV market and the need for multiple manufacturers to succeed. The review then shifts to the Polestar 2 reveal, praising its premium positioning, dual-motor AWD, and estimated 500km WLTP range. The interior design, Android-powered infotainment, and safety focus are commended, though the smartphone key fob integration is met with slight skepticism. The Honda E prototype is also discussed, with the reviewer initially questioning its 125-mile range but coming to appreciate its urban-centric design and practicality. Other news includes spy shots of the Audi e-tron Sportback, leaked images of the Peugeot e-208, and BMW iNEXT, alongside production constraints for the Mercedes EQC. The episode concludes with a preview of the Fully Charged Live events in the UK and US. less

Episode 32 - US Federal Tax Credit Update, Tesla FSD, CR & Model 3, Why Concept Cars and More News!

This episode of EV Revolutions delves into several key topics for EV enthusiasts. A significant portion is dedicated to the US Federal Tax Credit, det... moreailing the phase-out for Tesla and GM, and highlighting other manufacturers with remaining eligibility. The discussion on Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) capability offers Elon Musk's optimistic timeline for achieving Level 4 autonomy by year-end, while also tempering expectations with the realities of current limitations and the need for driver supervision. A critical review of the Tesla Model 3's reliability is presented, referencing Consumer Reports' downgrade due to issues like loose trim and glass defects, contrasting this with Tesla's strong post-sale service. The episode also touches on global EV sales, with the Nissan Leaf still leading, and addresses delivery delays for the Hyundai Kona EV and Kia Niro EV due to high demand. Finally, the segment explores the prevalence of SUVs and pickup trucks in the EV market and the significance of concept cars in automotive development. less

Episode 31 Part 2 - More Coverage From Canadian International Auto Show

This episode provides a comprehensive look at several electric vehicles showcased at the Canadian International Auto Show. The Nissan Leaf RC Nismo is... more highlighted as a unique, purpose-built race car utilizing stock Leaf components, demonstrating Nissan's passion for electrification and performance with a 0-100 km/h time of 3.4 seconds. The 2020 Kia Soul EV is presented as a practical option with an estimated 385 km range, featuring advanced navigation coaching for optimal EV driving and a sophisticated thermal management system for battery longevity. The Mercedes-Benz EQC 400 is introduced as the brand's first all-electric SUV, boasting 402 horsepower, AWD, and an estimated 450 km range (WLTP), with active battery cooling and preconditioning. Finally, the Genesis Essentia Concept is unveiled as a stunning GT coupe, signaling Genesis's future design direction and commitment to EVs, with a projected 0-60 mph time under three seconds. The reviewer notes the increasing prevalence and importance of EVs at auto shows. less

Episode 31 Part 1 - EV News and Coverage from Canadian International Auto Show

This episode of the EV Revolution Show covers key developments in the EV market, focusing on the Canadian International Auto Show. The review highligh... morets the Nissan Leaf's recognition by KBB for its low five-year total cost of ownership, noting it's the second consecutive year for the award. Significant attention is given to Rivian's potential multi-billion dollar partnerships with Amazon and GM, which could accelerate their production timelines for the R1T pickup and R1S SUV, with projected deliveries of 20,000 units in 2021. The show also features a detailed look at the Volkswagen ID. Crozz concept, emphasizing its all-electric MEB platform, scalable battery packs, and Volkswagen's commitment to mass-market EVs with a $1 billion investment in North American production. The Hyundai Kona EV is briefly showcased, with the reviewer noting its value and build quality, though availability is cited as a potential issue. Overall, the episode provides a comprehensive update on industry news and upcoming vehicle reveals. less

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