Everyday EV Productions is a dedicated YouTube channel focused on electric vehicles (EVs), aiming to foster the widespread adoption of sustainable transportation. Through its content, the channel provides valuable insights and information to educate viewers about the benefits and practicalities of electric mobility.
Specializing in reviews and ownership experiences, Everyday EV covers a range of popular electric car models. Their expertise is showcased through detailed analyses of vehicles like the Tesla Model 3, Porsche Taycan, Mini Cooper SE, and Chevrolet Bolt variants, offering potential buyers and enthusiasts a comprehensive understanding of the EV landscape.
Specializing in reviews and ownership experiences, Everyday EV covers a range of popular electric car models. Their expertise is showcased through detailed analyses of vehicles like the Tesla Model 3, Porsche Taycan, Mini Cooper SE, and Chevrolet Bolt variants, offering potential buyers and enthusiasts a comprehensive understanding of the EV landscape.
How Good Is The 2021 Tesla Model 3 Long Range After 6 Months Of Ownership?
After six months and over 10,000 miles, the 2021 Tesla Model 3 Long Range proves to be a capable, tech-forward EV, though not without its quirks. The reviewer highlights the excellent projector headlights, intuitive mobile app, comprehensive camera system, and the reliable Supercharger network as...
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Mini Cooper SE Winter Range
This video presents a winter range test of the 2023 Mini Cooper SE in Cleveland, Ohio, with temperatures around 28-32°F and snow. The reviewer highlig... morehts the car's heat pump and the use of winter tires, noting that comfort settings and heated seats were used sparingly to prioritize powertrain efficiency. The test involved a highway loop at 60-65 mph. The reviewer was impressed with the Mini Cooper SE's real-world range, achieving approximately 91 miles on a single charge, which was close to the EPA rating despite the challenging winter conditions. They found that maintaining a speed of 65 mph was the "sweet spot" for efficiency. The reviewer also touched upon the convenience of the Mini's smaller battery for quicker range tests compared to larger EVs. The video concludes by emphasizing the capability of EVs in winter and expressing optimism for future Mini electric models. less
Full-Self Driving Beta Test In A Tesla Model 3
This video provides an in-depth test of Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta version 10.69.25 in a 2021 Tesla Model 3 Long Range. The reviewer an... mored owner, Andrew, were generally impressed with the system's progress, particularly in navigating complex intersections and roundabouts, even in rainy conditions. The FSD demonstrated improved lane changes and a more balanced acceleration compared to previous versions. However, the system still exhibits some hesitations and occasional 'dumb' decisions, especially in areas with poor lane markings or complex multi-lane intersections. A notable issue is the transition between FSD and Navigate on Autopilot (NOA) on highway on-ramps, which can be glitchy. The reviewer highlights that FSD is currently limited to North America and European regulations pose challenges for its wider release. Despite its beta status, the FSD shows significant improvement, though vigilance and occasional manual intervention remain necessary. less
Is the 2023 Chevy Bolt EUV a Great Buy?
The 2023 Chevrolet Bolt EUV Premier Redline Edition is presented as a significant upgrade over previous Bolt models, particularly the 2019 LT. Key imp... morerovements highlighted include a drastically redesigned exterior with split LED lighting and sequential turn signals, a much clearer 360-degree camera system, and updated styling with black accents on the Redline edition. The interior receives a major overhaul, featuring more comfortable, heated, and ventilated seats (a significant complaint from previous owners), a powered driver's seat, and a panoramic sunroof. The EUV's stretched wheelbase offers more rear passenger space. However, the review points out persistent drawbacks: slow DC fast charging (maxing out at 50 kW), which impacts road trip viability, and the continued use of halogen dome lights. While optional Super Cruise is a welcome addition, it's noted as a 'lite' version lacking features like auto lane changes found in more expensive GM vehicles. Despite these shortcomings, the reviewer emphasizes that the EUV's value proposition, especially its comparable pricing to older, less-equipped models, makes it a compelling and accessible entry into the EV market. less
2023 Mini Cooper SE Ownership Review - First 1,000 Miles
This ownership review of the 2023 Mini Cooper SE after 1,000 miles highlights its engaging driving dynamics and fun factor, making it a compelling cho... moreice for those prioritizing driving pleasure. The "Signature Plus 2.0" trim is well-regarded for its features, and the British Racing Green exterior with bonnet stripes is a visual standout. Positives include its nimble handling, quick torque delivery, and efficient city driving, with real-world efficiency noted around 3.4 miles/kWh in winter. However, the primary drawback is its limited range, cited as the biggest factor holding the vehicle back, with an advertised 114 miles that is further impacted by cold weather. Interior space, particularly headroom for taller drivers and rear-seat passengers, is also a concern, as is the lack of a heated steering wheel due to chip shortages. Charging speed is noted as slow at 50 kW. Despite these limitations, the reviewer expresses no regrets, praising its maneuverability and the enjoyable ownership experience, especially as a second car for shorter commutes. less
How Good Is The 2021 Tesla Model 3 Long Range After 6 Months Of Ownership?
After six months and over 10,000 miles, the 2021 Tesla Model 3 Long Range proves to be a capable, tech-forward EV, though not without its quirks. The ... morereviewer highlights the excellent projector headlights, intuitive mobile app, comprehensive camera system, and the reliable Supercharger network as major positives. Over-the-air software updates, particularly driver profiles and improved navigation range estimates, are also praised for enhancing the ownership experience. However, the review points out several drawbacks, including touchscreen lag and freezing backup cameras, dashboard rattles, a squeaky driver's seat, and a misaligned glove box. Service issues like a corroded 12V battery and a bulging charge port cover were noted, though covered under warranty. The most significant concern is the persistent phantom braking issue during Autopilot use, which the reviewer deems dangerous. Despite these issues, the reviewer finds home charging convenient and affordable, while public charging costs are manageable, with the Supercharger network being the most reliable. The vehicle's low ride height is also cited as a practical challenge for taller individuals or those needing to transport larger items. less
Electrify America Interview - Future Improvements!
This interview with Misti Murphey of Electrify America provides a comprehensive look at the company's commitment to improving the EV charging exp... moreerience. Key takeaways include the introduction of next-generation chargers with a single, longer cable and larger, recessed screens, directly inspired by customer feedback. EA is also implementing a new charging label strategy with 'Ultra' (150kW) and 'Hyper' (350kW) designations, supported by lightning bolt icons, to help new drivers understand charging speeds and reserve high-power chargers for compatible vehicles. This strategy was developed over two years of extensive focus groups and field testing. Furthermore, EA is actively working with automakers to ensure consistent charging education at the dealership level and is addressing charger reliability by replacing over 300 older units. The mobile app is also undergoing significant usability improvements based on research across various customer segments. The interview highlights EA's dedication to customer-centric design and reliability. less
Must Have Accessories for Tesla Model 3!
This video provides a comprehensive unboxing and initial review of various accessories purchased for a 2021 Tesla Model 3 Long Range. The hosts focus ... moreon practical additions aimed at protecting the vehicle's interior and exterior, as well as enhancing its functionality. Key accessories discussed include WeatherTech floor mats and trunk liners for all-weather protection, a Tesla-branded pet liner for the rear seats, and a ScentWedge system to combat an unpleasant initial interior odor. A notable DIY accessory from Etsy is highlighted for securing charging adapters in public. The bulk of the video is dedicated to a large order from TESBROS, featuring PPF (paint protection film) for the rear trunk and door sills, a matte screen protector, a center console organizer, snap-in mud flaps, and a pillar delete kit. The hosts emphasize the importance of these accessories for maintaining the car's condition, especially with pets and upcoming travel. The review is positive, focusing on the utility and perceived quality of each item, with a clear intent to safeguard their new EV. less
Kia EV6 Car Shopping - First Impressions
The Kia EV6 Wind AWD is presented as the final contender in the Everyday EV shopping series, and it leaves a strong positive impression. Reviewers hig... morehlight its impressive performance and handling, drawing comparisons to more premium EVs like the Porsche Taycan 4S, particularly in sport mode. The comfortable ride, durable vegan leather seats, and the inclusion of the Tech Package with blind-spot cameras are noted as significant pros. Build quality is praised for its solid feel and quiet interior. However, the EV6 is not without its drawbacks. The GT-Line trim suffers from a significant headroom reduction due to the sunroof, making it uncomfortable for taller drivers. The standard Meridian sound system, while better than some competitors, lacks depth and crispness. Charging benefits are less generous than some rivals, offering 1000 kWh compared to the Ioniq 5's two years of EA. Finally, the dual 12-inch screens are partially obscured by the steering wheel when adjusted for optimal driving position, a shared issue with the Ioniq 5. Despite these cons, the Wind AWD trim is considered a great value and a strong option for daily driving and travel. less
Tesla Model Y and Model 3 Car Shopping - First Impressions
The Everyday EV channel provides a comprehensive first impression of the Tesla Model Y Long Range, contrasting it with their experience with the Model... more 3. Key pros highlighted include Tesla's extensive Supercharger network, the Model Y's exceptional interior and cargo space, and surprisingly good build quality, with panel gaps being minimal. The dual-motor Long Range variant offers ample power, delivering the characteristic 'Tesla smile.' However, significant cons emerged, primarily concerning ride comfort. The suspension is described as too firm and bouncy, leading to excessive road noise and a harsh experience over imperfect road surfaces, with the reviewer suggesting suspension improvements are needed. The updated user interface is also criticized for being confusing and less intuitive than previous versions, requiring too many clicks for essential functions. While acknowledging the Model 3's practicality as a sedan, the reviewers ultimately favor the Model Y for its superior space and comfort, crucial for their cross-country travel plans. less
Polestar 2 Car Shopping - First Impressions
The Polestar 2 impresses with its striking sportback design, Volvo-inspired build quality, and a refined, Google-based infotainment system. The interi... moreor offers ample storage, and the "Weave Tech" vegan interior option is a notable highlight. However, the reviewer strongly advises against the performance package due to its excessively stiff suspension, which significantly compromises ride comfort on imperfect roads. The "Pro Pilot" semi-autonomous driving system is also criticized for its inconsistent lane centering. While the car offers a premium experience, the reviewer notes that optioning it with desirable packages, such as the Plus and Pilot packs, pushes the price into the higher end of the market, comparable to a Model Y, with a mandatory tariff due to its Chinese manufacturing. Despite these drawbacks, the direct sales model without markups is a significant plus. Overall, the Polestar 2 is a compelling, well-built EV, but potential buyers should carefully consider the trade-offs between performance, comfort, and cost. less
Car Apps - Volkswagen VS Chevy
This video provides a detailed comparison of the Volkswagen Car-Net app and the Chevrolet MyChevy app, focusing on their features and user experience ... morefor electric vehicle owners. The Car-Net app for the ID.4 is praised for its ability to remotely control climate settings, including defrost, and manage battery charging (setting charge limits). However, a significant drawback is the lack of visual confirmation that the climate control has activated and the inability to directly route to charging stations within the car's navigation system, requiring the use of external apps like Google Maps or Apple Maps. The app also suffers from a cumbersome login process with multiple steps. The MyChevy app, while lacking the ability to set specific temperatures or state of charge for pre-conditioning, excels in other areas. It offers remote lock/unlock, alarm activation, and crucially, integrates charging station data from PlugShare and allows direct activation of chargers via EVgo and ChargePoint networks. Its route planning feature, though with some UX quirks, is deemed more robust than the Car-Net app's. The video highlights GM's significant improvements to the MyChevy app over time, making it a strong contender despite its limitations in pre-conditioning customization. Ultimately, the MyChevy app is presented as having more comprehensive charging and remote control features, while Car-Net offers better customization for climate and charging management. less
Birthday Q&A - We Answer Your Electric Vehicle Questions!
In this Q&A video celebrating Brandan's 30th birthday, the Everyday EV hosts tackle a wide range of viewer questions. Key topics include desi... morered birthday EVs (Hyundai Ioniq 5, Kia EV6, Rivian R1S), memorable driving experiences (a challenging 2016 Tesla Model S trip in winter conditions), and the intricacies of federal tax credits, clarifying that Tesla and GM currently do not qualify. The discussion also touches on Hyundai's ICE research, Toyota's EV offerings (bz4X, RAV4 Prime, Prius Prime), and the VW ID.4's USB-C power output. A significant portion is dedicated to the electric Silverado, particularly its potential for automatic doors, and the hosts recommend third-party solutions like Nuentry for accessibility. They identify electric pickup trucks, specifically the Ford F-150 Lightning, as the most crucial category for driving near-term EV adoption in the US, while also expressing a personal desire for affordable electric sports cars. The video also provides a comprehensive overview of their recording equipment and announces their official business registration as 'Everyday EV Productions LLC'. less
2021 Polestar 2 - First Impressions
The 2021 Polestar 2, particularly the fully loaded AWD model with the Performance, Pilot, and Plus packages, is presented as a visually striking and t... moreechnologically advanced electric sedan. The reviewer praises its distinctive design, including the Thor's Hammer headlights with pixel technology and the captivating 'dancing LEDs' in the rear. Interior highlights include comfortable, unique seat materials, a Google-based infotainment system with a highly customizable digital display, and a premium Harmon Kardon sound system. The car's performance is lauded, with ample power available instantly and impressive handling thanks to Brembo brakes and Öhlins dampers, especially when pushed in spirited driving. However, the review points out significant drawbacks. The ride quality, especially with the Performance package's Öhlins dampers set to a firmer setting, is described as very firm and harsh. The front trunk (frunk) is deemed too small, and interior space is noted as being less than a Tesla Model 3. The Pilot Assist system's lane centering is criticized for being jerky and hugging the left lane too much, though adaptive cruise control is smooth. Visibility issues for taller drivers due to the A and C pillars are also mentioned. Despite these cons, the Polestar 2 is ultimately recommended as a solid everyday EV, earning a 4 out of 5 stars rating. less
2022 Mercedes-Benz EQS - First Impressions
The 2022 Mercedes-Benz EQS 450+ is presented as the "Mercedes of electric vehicles," and the review largely upholds this claim, particularly... more regarding its interior and technology. The "hyperscreen" spanning 56 inches is highlighted as a standout feature, offering an immersive and luxurious user experience with extensive customization options for both the driver and passenger. The driving impressions note a smooth, comfortable ride characteristic of Mercedes, with impressive acceleration from the 450+ trim (329 hp, 418 lb-ft torque). However, a significant point of contention is the inconsistent and often absent regenerative braking, which the reviewer found frustrating and unlike typical EV behavior. The exterior design is also a point of criticism, with the reviewer and others finding it uninspiring and not befitting a Mercedes-Benz, contrasting sharply with the opulent interior. Despite this, the overall verdict is overwhelmingly positive, awarding a perfect 5 out of 5 stars for its technology, driving characteristics, and luxury, positioning it as the premier luxury electric sedan. less
2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT - First Impressions and Overview
The 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT is presented as a compelling performance-oriented electric SUV, offering a significant upgrade over the standard Mach-... moreE. Key distinctions highlighted include unique grille patterns, a light-up pony emblem, distinct front bumper air intakes and splitter, standard GT wheels, and a GT badge at the rear. Inside, the GT variant boasts exclusive copper accents on the door panels, dash, and center console, complemented by Alcantara-like materials and supportive GT bucket seats. The reviewer praises the vehicle's practicality, noting the ample storage in the rear liftgate and the surprisingly functional 'cooler' frunk with a drain system. Performance figures are impressive, with 480 horsepower, 600 lb-ft of torque, and a 0-60 mph time under 4 seconds, while maintaining a practical electric range of 270 miles. The charging experience is enhanced by Plug & Charge technology and a 150 kW charging capability. Driving impressions on Angeles Crest Highway reveal tight steering, a performance-oriented suspension (though noted as slightly bumpy and occasionally unsettled on sharp bumps), and an engaging 'Unbridled' driving mode that includes simulated engine sounds and vibrations. The reviewer found the seats more comfortable than the standard Mach-E and appreciated the seamless operation of the BlueCruise semi-autonomous driving system. Overall, the Mach-E GT is deemed impressive for its blend of performance, practicality, and technology at its price point. less
2021 VW ID.4 - Road Trip
Tyler embarks on an extensive 1,000-mile road trip in the 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 1st Edition, providing a comprehensive real-world test. The reviewer hi... moreghlights the vehicle's exceptional comfort, particularly praising the massaging seats and the Travel Assist system for making long drives less fatiguing, despite occasional steering jerkiness on poorly marked roads. Efficiency is noted as a strong point, averaging 3.3-3.5 miles per kilowatt-hour, which is considered superior to the Chevy Bolt on similar routes. The Electrify America charging network is utilized throughout, with the reviewer appreciating the free charging benefit for ID.4 owners. A key aspect explored is the possibility of camping inside the ID.4, with mixed results; while possible, the climate control's limited duration without being plugged in proved challenging, suggesting a need for a dedicated 'camp mode' feature. Overall, the ID.4 is lauded as a favorite vehicle for road trips, offering a comfortable, efficient, and enjoyable driving experience. less
Land District - The Electric Bike That Only Cleveland Could Make - Part 1
This video offers an in-depth look at the LAND DISTRICT electric motorcycle, focusing on its innovative manufacturing process and unique design philos... moreophy. CEO Scott Colosimo highlights the company's commitment to vertical integration and domestic production in Cleveland, Ohio. Key takeaways include the use of advanced 3D printing for prototyping, the development of swappable 'Core' and 'Core Plus' battery packs with integrated connectivity and power output capabilities, and a focus on 'e-moto' – lightweight, city-focused electric vehicles rather than direct gas-bike replacements. The reviewer notes the potential for these battery packs to serve as home backup power and their cross-functionality across different LAND DISTRICT models. While the video doesn't delve into a traditional ride review, it strongly emphasizes the vehicle's design, modularity, and its role in a broader energy independence ecosystem, positioning LAND DISTRICT as a forward-thinking innovator in the EV space. less
Land District - The Electric Bike That Only Cleveland Could Make - Part 2
This video delves into the design philosophy behind the LAND DISTRICT electric motorcycle, with Lead Designer Evan Painter providing an in-depth look.... more The core of the design emphasizes transparency and honesty, showcasing visible batteries and motors without covers, aiming to combat misinformation in the EV market. Key design drivers include approachability, a familiar yet modernized aesthetic, and the strategic use of "negative space" to create an airy feel. The reviewer highlights the bike's universal appeal, attracting interest from both young riders and older demographics. Manufacturing focuses on CNC bending and welding rather than extensive tooling, contributing to a bespoke, high-quality finish, especially for limited editions. A standout feature is the hot-swappable battery pack, designed for easy removal and charging anywhere, integrating seamlessly into the user's lifestyle. The bike also prioritizes safety through advanced, wide-angle LED lighting, addressing common concerns about visibility. The reviewer praises the thoughtful integration of features for both the rider and the product's longevity, noting the modular "bung system" for accessory mounting and the potential for extensive customization. The overall impression is of a meticulously designed, user-centric electric motorcycle built with a passion for innovation and transparency. less
Volkswagen ID.4 Ownership - First Impressions
The reviewer shares initial ownership impressions of the Volkswagen ID.4 First Edition, highlighting its affordability and value proposition, particul... morearly through leasing, compared to competitors like the Mustang Mach-E and Tesla Model Y. Key positives include the striking "dusk blue metallic" paint, aerodynamic 20-inch wheels, flush door handles with puddle lights, and the distinctive full-width rear LED light bar. Inside, the spaciousness enhanced by the panoramic sunroof, comfortable seating with memory and massage functions, and the clean dashboard design are praised. However, the reviewer notes the "First Edition" badging lacks the illuminated elements found on other trims and expresses concern about the long-term durability of the white steering wheel. A significant drawback identified is the infotainment system's software, which is described as slow and occasionally unreliable, though the promise of over-the-air updates offers hope for improvement. Driving dynamics are generally positive, with excellent interior quietness and a comfortable ride over bumps, attributed to the MEB platform and battery placement. The steering is described as planted but sometimes numb, and while the turning radius is exceptional, the reviewer wishes for a more connected feel. The regenerative braking is noted as less aggressive than in some other EVs, impacting one-pedal driving capability. Performance from the RWD setup is deemed adequate for city driving and highway merging, though less potent than AWD variants. The reviewer concludes that the ID.4's unique design, cost-effectiveness, and overall package make it a compelling choice for their family. less
Road Trip In A 2019 Chevy Bolt EV
This vlog documents a 600+ mile roundtrip road trip in a 2019 Chevrolet Bolt EV to Gingerman Raceway. The reviewer highlights several challenges, incl... moreuding range anxiety due to low state-of-charge warnings and unexpected cold weather impacting efficiency. A significant portion of the review focuses on the difficulties encountered with a portable Level 2 charger, primarily due to operator error and incompatibility with the available 30-amp RV breakers at the campsite, forcing reliance on the slower Level 1 charger. Despite these hiccups, the reviewer praises the Bolt's ability to handle the trip, particularly its comfortable interior when used for overnight heating during cold nights. The return journey was significantly smoother due to warmer weather, improving efficiency. The reviewer also notes positive experiences with Electrify America's 150kW chargers, while encountering issues with the 350kW stations. A notable pro is the comfortable and efficient driving experience on the return trip, and a significant learning opportunity regarding charging infrastructure and charger safety features. less
Enel X - Interview with Giovanni Bertolino - Head of E-Mobility US and Canada
This interview with Giovanni Bertolino, Head of e-Mobility US and Canada for Enel X, provides a comprehensive overview of the company's charging ... moresolutions and their role in the EV ecosystem. Bertolino highlights the evolution of the JuiceBox, emphasizing its affordability and smart charging capabilities, which allow users to optimize charging costs and carbon intensity. The discussion also covers Enel X's expanded product line for commercial use, including the Pro JuiceBox, and its integration with various identification methods and connectivity options. A significant portion of the interview focuses on Enel X's partnerships with utilities, which are crucial for driving EV adoption by managing grid load and offering incentives. Bertolino also touches upon the importance of renewable energy integration, with Enel X's Juice Eco product allowing users to ensure their charging is powered by clean energy. The conversation addresses the challenges of EV adoption, such as the need for accessible home charging and the evolving landscape of registration fees, while underscoring the overall benefits of electrification for the environment and job creation. less
Volkswagen ID.4 - First Drive Review
The Volkswagen ID.4 is presented as a compelling option for everyday EV buyers, primarily targeting traditional combustion engine SUVs like the Toyota... more RAV4 and Honda CRV. The reviewer highlights its practical SUV design, efficient electric powertrain, and eligibility for the $7,500 federal tax credit as key advantages. The "Pro" trim starts at an MSRP of $39,995 with 201 horsepower and an estimated 250 miles of range. An optional all-wheel-drive system for the "Pro S" trim, offering over 300 horsepower, is noted as a worthwhile upgrade. The "First Edition" trim, a limited run for reservation holders, features unique design elements like a silver accent and 20-inch wheels. The interior is praised for its modern, spacious feel, particularly the flat floor and panoramic sunroof, though the reviewer finds the unique two-stage window switch and massaging seats to be quirky rather than essential features. The 12-inch touchscreen and the "ID Light" virtual assistant are noted as futuristic highlights. While the video focuses on an overview due to time constraints, the reviewer concludes that the ID.4 is a worthy competitor in its segment, offering simplicity, efficiency, and a well-executed design for daily use. less
Porsche Taycan 4S - Review
The Porsche Taycan 4S is presented as a highly impressive, first-generation all-electric vehicle that successfully blends classic Porsche design cues ... morewith futuristic technology. The reviewer highlights its exceptional performance, particularly the exhilarating acceleration achieved through its two-speed gearbox and launch control, noting it's a "dream come true" experience. Exterior design is praised for its aerodynamic sculpting and adherence to Porsche's signature aesthetic, while the interior is described as a "futuristic yet classic Porsche" environment with extensive screen real estate and customizable digital displays. The reviewer commends the vehicle's comfortable ride, quiet cabin, and practical features like dual charging ports and a functional front trunk. While the EPA-rated range for the 4S with the performance battery pack is noted at 199 miles, the reviewer focuses more on the driving dynamics and technological advancements. The Taycan 4S is positioned as a strong contender, with the reviewer expressing a desire to experience higher trims due to the 4S's already remarkable power. less
Everyday EV Q&A and 1,000 Subscriber Giveaway Winner Announcement
This video features an engaging Q&A session with the host of Everyday EV, celebrating a milestone of 1,000 subscribers. The host addresses a varie... morety of questions, offering insights into EV ownership, content creation, and the broader automotive landscape. A key point of discussion is the host's decision to purchase a Chevrolet Bolt EV over a Tesla Model 3, primarily driven by significant dealership discounts and a federal tax credit, rather than a perceived superiority of the Tesla. The host also shares practical advice on home charging station installation, finding it less complicated than anticipated. While acknowledging Tesla's advantages, the host emphasizes the improving technology in other EV brands and expresses a desire for all manufacturers to offer robust over-the-air (OTA) software updates, contrasting this with the Bolt EV's requirement for dealership visits for updates. The review touches upon the challenges of EV resale values, noting that non-Tesla EVs have historically depreciated faster, though this is expected to change as EVs become more mainstream. The host also discusses the growing focus on electrification across the automotive industry, highlighting commitments from major manufacturers and the emergence of new EV startups. The video concludes with the announcement of the giveaway winner, thanking the community for their support. less