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Ev Startup Slate's $25,000 Truck + BYD Keeps Winning | InsideEVs Podcast Ep 19

This episode of the InsideEVs Podcast delves into the complex landscape of automotive tariffs and their impact on the industry. The hosts discuss the ... morerecent tariff announcements, highlighting the uncertainty they create for automakers and consumers alike. A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to the emergence of Slate Auto, a new American EV startup backed by Jeff Bezos, which aims to launch a $25,000 electric pickup truck. While acknowledging the immense challenges and high failure rate of EV startups, the hosts express cautious optimism about Slate's potential to tap into a much-needed affordable EV market. The discussion also covers BYD's rapid global expansion and strong financial performance, positioning the Chinese automaker as a potential major winner in the ongoing trade disputes. The hosts also touch upon the struggles of the bicycle industry due to tariffs and Volkswagen's recent success in increasing EV sales, particularly in Europe. less

What Do Tariffs Mean for Electric Cars? Winners/Losers in the EV Market | InsideEVs Podcast Ep 18

The InsideEVs Plugged-In Podcast, in its 18th episode, dives deep into the significant impact of new tariffs on the electric vehicle market. Hosts Pat... morerick and Tim express strong disapproval of the immediate implementation of 25% tariffs on imported cars and parts, arguing it will disproportionately harm consumers by increasing already high EV prices and hindering the industry's transition to electrification. They highlight that major automakers are already struggling with investments in EVs, autonomy, and software, and these tariffs exacerbate their financial challenges. The podcast identifies potential winners in Chinese automakers like BYD, who are well-positioned to capitalize on the situation. Conversely, brands with limited US manufacturing presence, such as Audi, Polestar, and Volkswagen, are seen as most at risk. The discussion also touches upon the mixed Q1 EV sales, with traditional automakers like GM and Ford showing growth while Tesla experiences a significant downturn, attributed partly to its CEO's controversial public persona. The episode concludes by examining the enduring popularity of Toyota's hybrids, despite supply chain issues, and a positive survey indicating Republican support for EV manufacturing jobs, suggesting a non-partisan path forward for the industry. less

Can Mercedes-Benz Fix EV Charging? Rivian's New Startup | InsideEVs Podcast Ep 17

The InsideEVs Podcast, in its 17th episode, delves into critical aspects of the EV ecosystem, starting with a discussion on the Dodge Charger EV Dayto... morena Scat Pack. The reviewer found the electric muscle car to be a "hoot" and "fun as hell," praising its dual-motor AWD, 670 horsepower, and rapid acceleration, despite acknowledging the controversial nature of an electric muscle car. The simulated exhaust and engine notes, both inside and outside the vehicle, were noted as surprisingly loud and immersive, though subtle inside during highway speeds. The podcast then shifts to Rivian's new micromobility venture, "Also," which aims to provide electric two-, three-, and four-wheel vehicles for urban commuting, with a planned global launch in 2026. The initiative is seen as a bold move to address the growing need for personal urban transport solutions. Finally, the discussion highlights Hyundai's massive new EV and hybrid plant in Georgia, a state-of-the-art facility expected to significantly boost US EV production and jobs, positioning Hyundai to better navigate upcoming tariffs. The overall tone is optimistic about these developments, emphasizing the industry's progress in addressing infrastructure and vehicle diversification. less

BYD's 5-Minute Charging Breakthrough & The Cadillac Escalade Goes Electric

The Cadillac Escalade IQ represents a significant, albeit controversial, step into the electric era for the iconic American luxury SUV. While it boast... mores impressive comfort, a cavernous interior, and a substantial estimated range of 460 miles, its approach relies heavily on a massive 200+ kWh battery, leading to a hefty 9,000-pound curb weight. This 'big battery' strategy, while delivering range, is questioned for its environmental impact and cost, with the vehicle starting at $130,000 and reaching up to $150,000 with options. Positives include its smooth ride, effective rear-wheel steering for maneuverability, and the standard Super Cruise for effortless highway driving. However, the 'Arrival Mode' (crab walk) feature is deemed a novelty. The Escalade IQ is positioned as a statement piece and a symbol of ultimate luxury, likely to perform well in markets like New York City as a high-end taxi or chauffeur vehicle, offering silent, comfortable transport. less

Toyota's New EVs + Tesla's White House Summit -- InsideEVs Podcast Ep 15

The latest episode of the InsideEVs Podcast dives deep into Toyota's significant EV push, marking a potential turning point for the automaker. Th... moree discussion highlights the updated bZ4X, which addresses previous shortcomings in range and charging speed, now offering up to 573 km (approx. 280 miles) of range and improved charging capabilities. The podcast also introduces the new CHR Plus, a dedicated EV expected to be more affordable and offer similar range, and teases three more upcoming EVs, including a three-row SUV and an electric pickup truck. Lexus also gets a mention with the performance-oriented RZ 550e. The hosts express optimism that Toyota's trusted brand reputation could finally make EVs mainstream for them, especially with a focus on familiar model names like a potential 'Rav4 Electric'. The episode also touches on the political landscape, with a segment on Tesla's White House summit and the ongoing backlash against Elon Musk, alongside listener mail addressing EV longevity and practicality for high-mileage drivers. less

Tesla Sales Plummet, Waymo Hits Texas, & Why Slow EV Charging Rules - InsideEVs Podcast Ep 14

This episode of the InsideEVs Podcast dives deep into the significant downturn of Tesla's sales in Europe, with sharp declines reported across ke... morey markets like Germany, Sweden, and Norway. The hosts attribute this slump to a combination of factors, including Elon Musk's controversial public behavior, increased competition from Chinese EVs, and a potentially stale product lineup, even with refreshed models. While the upcoming Model Y refresh might explain some of the hesitation, the simultaneous drop in Model 3 sales suggests broader brand issues. The podcast also contrasts Tesla's stalled autonomous driving ambitions with Waymo's successful expansion, highlighting the latter's lead in the robotaxi space. Additionally, the discussion champions the often-overlooked utility of Level 1 and Level 2 EV charging, emphasizing that slow charging can be highly effective for daily needs and more cost-efficient than relying solely on fast chargers. The episode concludes with a look at Volkswagen's rising EV sales in Europe, positioning them as a key beneficiary of Tesla's market share loss. less

How to Save EVs From Politics - InsideEVs Podcast Ep 13

This episode of the Plugged-In Podcast delves into the surprising politicization of electric vehicles in the US, featuring insights from Republican st... morerategist Mike Murphy. Murphy, a proponent of EVs, discusses how the industry has become a partisan issue, hindering adoption despite significant investment and job creation in the sector. He advocates for focusing on the economic benefits and job creation aspects of EVs, particularly in manufacturing, to garner broader political support, especially from Republicans. The discussion also touches upon advancements in battery technology, such as solid-state batteries, and the future of electrified vehicles, including extended-range EVs (e-REVs) from Ram and Scout. The core message emphasizes the need to de-politicize EVs to ensure American competitiveness and secure domestic jobs in the evolving automotive landscape. less

2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 Xrt Review, New Kia EVs & Tesla Backlash - Plugged In Podcast Ep 12

The 2025 Hyundai IONIQ 5 receives significant updates, including larger batteries across all trims, offering up to 318 miles of EPA range for the Long... more Range model and 290 miles for the AWD version. A major highlight is the adoption of the Tesla North American Charging Standard (NACS) port from the factory, enabling native access to Tesla's Supercharger network, though initial charging speeds at these stations are slower than on CCS. The XRT trim, tested off-road, impressed with its increased ground clearance, all-terrain tires, and dedicated terrain modes, providing a capable and fun driving experience akin to an "EV version of a Subaru Crosstrek," despite a slight reduction in range to 259 miles. While the driving dynamics and versatility are praised, the reviewer notes that Hyundai's software, including the infotainment system and highway driver assist, still lags behind competitors like Tesla and GM. Overall, the IONIQ 5 is presented as a strong, evolving EV that offers compelling options for various consumer needs, from performance to off-road capability, solidifying Hyundai's position in the competitive EV market. less

Are EVs With Gas Engines The Future? Trump's Charger Funding Freeze - InsideEVs Podcast Ep 11

This episode of the InsideEVs Podcast delves into the complex economics of large electric vehicles, particularly the challenges faced by automakers li... moreke Ford with their F-150 Lightning. CEO Jim Farley highlights 'unresolvable' economics for retail customers due to the high cost of large batteries, heavy weight, and poor aerodynamics, suggesting that hybrids or commercial EVs might be more viable. The discussion also touches on the slow rollout of EV charging infrastructure, exacerbated by the Trump administration's freeze on $5 billion in NEVI funding, raising concerns about the future of public charging. A significant portion of the podcast explores the potential of Extended-Range EVs (EREVs) as a bridge technology, with examples like the Ramcharger and Scout Harvester, offering a solution to range anxiety for larger vehicles. While acknowledging the innovation, the hosts express concerns about consumer education and the complexity of EREVs. The podcast concludes with a 'plus' for Hyundai's improved Ioniq 5 and a 'minus' for Tesla, citing growing discontent with Elon Musk's public persona impacting the brand. less

What Is Happening At Tesla? Revel CEO On Charging In NYC - InsideEVs Podcast Ep 10

The InsideEVs Plugged-In Podcast episode tackles Tesla's recent financial performance and future strategy, alongside an interview with Revel CEO ... moreFrank Reig. Hosts Patrick George and Tim Levin express concern over Tesla's declining sales and its increasing reliance on AI and robotics promises, such as the Optimus bot and robo-taxis, to drive its valuation. They note the lack of concrete details on new, affordable Tesla models, contrasting it with Musk's ambitious, yet unproven, future visions. The discussion highlights the disconnect between Tesla's core business (car sales) and its market valuation, driven by speculative AI plays. The latter half features an insightful interview with Revel's Frank Reig, who details the company's expansion into EV fast-charging infrastructure, particularly in challenging urban environments like New York City. Reig emphasizes the critical need for dense, reliable charging networks and Revel's strategic approach to overcoming regulatory and logistical hurdles, positioning the company as a key player in electrifying urban transportation. less

2024 Mercedes-Benz ESprinter Review: The Perfect Van, Made Better

The 2024 Mercedes-Benz eSprinter is presented as a significant step forward for electric work vans, building on Mercedes-Benz's long history in t... morehe segment. The reviewer highlights its suitability for urban deliveries and businesses with predictable routes, emphasizing the benefits of electric power like regenerative braking and zero emissions. However, the review points out several drawbacks. Visibility is a major concern due to the van's size and the design of the cargo area, making it difficult to see vehicles directly behind. The reviewer also expresses disappointment with the regenerative braking system, stating it does not achieve true one-pedal driving and requires the use of the brake pedal, which is seen as a missed opportunity for a vehicle often used in stop-and-go city traffic. Charging infrastructure and payment methods are criticized, though this is noted as an industry-wide issue rather than specific to Mercedes. Interior ergonomics are described as utilitarian with a jarring contrast between the basic dashboard and large screens. The driver's seat being the only one with heating is also a point of contention for passenger comfort. Despite these criticisms, the eSprinter is acknowledged as a capable and potentially great addition to the market for its intended use. less

Rivian Under Trump, GM EVs Turn A Profit & The Fastest-Charging EV - InsideEvs Podcast Episode 9

This episode of the InsideEVs Podcast delves into the evolving EV landscape under potential new political administrations. Rivian CEO R.J. Scaringe ex... morepresses a surprisingly calm outlook on policy changes, emphasizing the long-term inevitability of EVs and advising rivals against slowing investment. The hosts highlight Rivian's strong product, exceptional efficiency, and future plans with the R2/R3, while acknowledging the 'valley of death' startup phase. The discussion contrasts this with legacy automakers like Stellantis, whose Jeep Wagoneer S receives early criticism for not feeling like a purpose-built EV. General Motors achieves a significant milestone by becoming variable profit positive on its EVs, driven by scale and shared platforms, despite headwinds from potential tariffs. The podcast also celebrates Lucid Motors' Gravity SUV, which boasts a class-leading 400 kW charging speed, capable of adding 200 miles of range in under 12 minutes, though charger availability remains a caveat. Tesla's autonomous factory vehicle movement is noted as a positive development. Overall, the episode underscores the rapid pace of EV development and the risks for companies that fail to adapt. less

Trump's War On EVs, Explained - InsideEvs Podcast Episode 8

This episode of the Plugged In Podcast delves into the potential impact of a new presidential administration on the EV landscape. Hosts Patrick George... more and Tim Levin address concerns that a change in White House policy could halt EV growth, asserting that global trends and existing industry momentum make this unlikely. They dissect the administration's stated aims to reverse EV mandates and subsidies, clarifying that the 'mandate' was an informal target and that many policies require Congressional approval, making immediate, sweeping changes difficult. The discussion highlights the factual inaccuracies in political rhetoric regarding consumer choice and the necessity of government support for industry transition, drawing parallels to historical subsidies for gasoline cars. The podcast also touches upon the complexities of international trade, domestic manufacturing incentives like the IRA, and the crucial role of charging infrastructure funding, noting that much of the NEVI funding is already allocated. A significant portion explores Elon Musk's relationship with the new administration and his company's strategic focus on AI and autonomous driving, suggesting it may explain Tesla's perceived indifference to broader EV policy shifts. The episode concludes with an update on Polestar's challenges and future products, and a practical discussion on EV cold-weather range, emphasizing that while real, it is manageable for most drivers and improving with new battery technology. less

Tesla Model Y Juniper Update: Everything We Know - InsideEVs Podcast Episode 7

The InsideEVs Podcast discusses the significant "Juniper" update to the Tesla Model Y, the world's best-selling EV. While the refresh b... morerings a new "Cybertruck-like" front end, a rear light bar, and interior refinements, the hosts note it's a relatively light update. The Model Y's continued ubiquity is highlighted, with sales figures in the US approaching 400,000 units in 2024, placing it among top-selling vehicles. However, the discussion touches on the "Elon Musk factor" and increasing competition, particularly from China, which could impact future sales. The podcast also delves into Toyota's struggles with EV development, contrasting its iterative, supplier-dependent manufacturing approach with Tesla's ground-up, vertically integrated strategy. The hosts praise Rivian's innovative approach to EV design, software, and user experience, particularly its thoughtful packaging solutions like the gear tunnel and seamless charging integration, despite a minor personal mishap with a power-charging door. The episode concludes with a "plus and minus" segment, noting concerns for Polestar/Volvo due to US regulations on Chinese software and a critique of traditional car dealers' resistance to direct-to-consumer EV sales models. less

The Best Cars And Tech At Ces 2025 - Insideevs Podcast Episode 6

The InsideEVs Podcast hosts, Patrick and Tim, provide a comprehensive recap of CES 2025, highlighting key automotive innovations and industry trends. ... moreThey express excitement over Honda's "0 Series" saloon and SUV concepts, praising their striking design and potential, though cautioning about potential high price points. The Sony Honda Afeela is discussed, with the hosts acknowledging its advanced tech and entertainment features but questioning its steep $100,000+ price tag and modest 300-mile range, especially compared to competitors like Lucid Air. The podcast also delves into the significant growth of Chinese EV manufacturers like Zeekr and XPENG, noting their advanced software and innovative products, while also touching upon the challenges they face with US market entry due to tariffs. A major point of discussion is Tesla's unexpected sales decline in 2024, attributed to a stale product lineup and a perceived shift in focus from car manufacturing to AI and autonomy. Conversely, the hosts celebrate the strong EV sales performance of traditional automakers like GM and Hyundai, signaling a broader market acceptance and increasing competition. The episode concludes with a positive outlook on the EV market's continued growth, despite Tesla's recent struggles. less

Why 2024 Was Huge for EVs: The Best Stories - InsideEVs Podcast Episode 5

This InsideEVs Podcast episode provides a comprehensive recap of the most significant EV stories from 2024, offering insights into market trends, manu... morefacturer performance, and technological advancements. The hosts highlight the accelerating growth of the EV market despite some automakers scaling back, noting that US sales are projected to hit 1.3 million units. Key discussions include the impact of the "leasing loophole" on EV adoption, the expansion of charging infrastructure, and the widespread adoption of Tesla's NACS charging standard. The podcast identifies GM and Hyundai as major winners for their strong EV performance, while Ford is noted as a disappointment due to battery cost issues and financial losses. Fisker's bankruptcy is also detailed as a cautionary tale for EV startups. The episode emphasizes China's dominant position in the global EV market, achieving 50% EV sales penetration, and contrasts this with the US market's slower but steady progress. Tesla's year is characterized as its "weirdest yet," with sales growth slowing and a strategic pivot towards robo-taxis, raising questions about the company's future focus. Looking ahead to 2025, the hosts predict continued political influence on EV policy and potential trade deals impacting Chinese automakers' entry into the US market. less

China's EV Takeover: Why They're Winning The EV Race

This episode of the Plugged-In Podcast delves into the rapid rise of China's electric vehicle industry, featuring insights from InsideEVs staff w... moreriter Kevin Williams. The discussion highlights how Chinese automakers have evolved from producing uninspired clones to becoming legitimate global competitors, driven by a combination of government support, rapid technological advancement, and a keen understanding of consumer desires. While acknowledging the role of subsidies and past criticisms, the podcast emphasizes that Chinese EVs are increasingly winning on merit, offering advanced software, high build quality, and compelling value propositions. The episode also explores innovative technologies like battery swapping, exemplified by Neo, and touches upon the geopolitical factors, such as tariffs, that currently limit Chinese EV imports into the US. The consensus is that while Western automakers face significant challenges, collaboration and adaptation will be key to navigating the evolving EV landscape. less

Dodge Charger EV, Electric Road Trips, and a Nissan-Honda Merger - InsideEVs Podcast Episode 3

The InsideEVs Podcast tackles the burgeoning EV landscape with discussions on the controversial Dodge Charger EV, the realities of EV road trips, and ... morea potential Nissan-Honda merger. The hosts highlight the Charger EV's mixed reception, noting its impressive acceleration and design but criticizing its interior quality, inability to perform traditional burnouts, and average charging speeds and range (240 miles for the Scat Pack). Despite these drawbacks, they acknowledge its significance as an electric muscle car and a move towards greater EV choice, though its high price point is a significant barrier. The podcast also delves into the challenges of EV road trips, emphasizing the need for planning and the superiority of Tesla's charging network. The potential Nissan-Honda merger is framed as a survival tactic against global competition, particularly from China, with Nissan facing severe financial struggles. The episode concludes with a "Plus/Minus" segment, lamenting Elon Musk's soaring net worth while celebrating the continued funding for EV chargers in the US, regardless of political shifts. less

Hyundai Ioniq 5 N: 70 MPH Range Test

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 N, while celebrated for its exhilarating performance and engaging driving dynamics, faces a significant challenge in its highway r... moreange. During InsideEVs' 70 mph highway range test, the vehicle achieved a real-world range of approximately 230 miles. This figure falls short of the EPA's combined rating of 221 miles, but notably surpasses the highway-specific rating of 201 miles, especially considering the test conditions. The reviewer highlights the car's exceptional handling, powerful acceleration (641 hp, 568 lb-ft torque), and unique features like simulated gear shifts as major draws. However, the trade-off for this performance is a substantial reduction in range compared to standard Ioniq 5 models, with a higher price point to match. The test also noted the effectiveness of Hyundai's ADAS system and the surprisingly robust low-end battery buffer, allowing the car to travel several miles beyond its stated 0% charge. Despite the range limitations, the Ioniq 5 N is positioned as a top-tier choice for driving enthusiasts prioritizing fun over maximum mileage. less

Tesla Model Q, Lucid Gravity, 2024 InsideEVs Breakthrough Awards - InsideEVs Podcast Episode 2

This episode of the InsideEVs Podcast delves into the highly anticipated Lucid Gravity SUV, the potential "Model Q" from Tesla, and the publ... moreication's 2024 Breakthrough Awards. The hosts express excitement for the Gravity, viewing it as a critical model for Lucid to expand its customer base beyond sedans, noting its spacious, minivan-like practicality and impressive packaging. The discussion then shifts to Tesla's rumored affordable "Model Q," with analysts suggesting a sub-$30,000 price point. While acknowledging Tesla's historical reliance on the Model 3 and Y, the hosts express confusion and skepticism about this new affordable model, given Elon Musk's recent focus on robo-taxis. The latter half of the podcast focuses on the InsideEVs Breakthrough Awards, highlighting contenders like the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N, Kia EV9, and Tesla Cybertruck, emphasizing the need for EVs that address affordability and mainstream adoption barriers rather than just niche, high-performance segments. less

Jaguar's EV Rebrand, Stellantis CEO Quits and California VS. Trump - IEV Podcast Ep1

The Plugged-In Podcast kicks off its relaunch with a deep dive into Jaguar's controversial rebranding and its upcoming Type 00 concept. While the... more initial ad campaign drew criticism for its abstract, fashion-forward approach and perceived 'woke' messaging, the hosts acknowledge Jaguar's dire sales figures and the necessity for a bold, new direction. The Type 00 concept itself is described as an 'out there' and 'shiny and pink' four-door GT, previewing a $120,000 EV slated for 2026. The hosts express a cautious optimism for Jaguar's pivot to an ultra-luxury, EV-only strategy, aiming to compete more with brands like Bentley than traditional rivals. However, they also highlight the intense competition from Chinese automakers, suggesting Jaguar must execute flawlessly to survive. The episode also touches upon Stellantis's struggles, the potential demise of EV tax credits, and California's role in shaping the EV market. less

The Nissan Ariya Is Better Than You Think

The Nissan Ariya is presented as a significant, potentially revolutionary step for Nissan's EV lineup, moving beyond the legacy of the Leaf. The ... morereviewer highlights the Empower+ Front-Wheel Drive trim, noting its 238 horsepower, 87 kWh battery, and an EPA-rated 289 miles of range. The interior is lauded as a standout feature, described as a "boutique hotel" with a classy, modern design, featuring rose-gold accents and integrated touch controls with tactile feedback. The spaciousness, enhanced by a full-length glass roof and the absence of a transmission tunnel, is also praised. Driving impressions are largely positive, with the Ariya feeling quick and smooth due to instant torque, and offering a comfortable, quiet ride that effectively absorbs bumps. However, the reviewer points out a few drawbacks: the exterior's "egg-shaped" design and the unnecessary faux grille, the touch-sensitive climate controls which can be prone to fingerprints, and a slightly awkward seating position for some drivers. The most significant concern raised is the vehicle's price, with the top trim reaching $50,440. While acknowledging the average new car price, the reviewer questions if the Ariya justifies its cost against competitors, particularly the Tesla Model 3, suggesting that a lower price point would make it a much more compelling proposition and a true game-changer for Nissan's public perception. less

2024 Chevy Silverado EV RST First Drive Review: A Lot To Ask At $96,000

The 2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV RST is a technologically advanced electric truck with impressive range and unique features like the "Wow Mode&quo... moret; and a versatile midgate, offering up to 440 miles of EPA-estimated range. The reviewer highlights its spacious interior, powerful acceleration (especially in Wow Mode with nearly 750 hp), and capable towing performance, noting minimal range loss comparable to gas trucks. However, the high price tag of $96,000 is a significant hurdle, and the interior, despite its space, lacks the premium feel expected at this price point, feeling somewhat utilitarian. The proprietary Google-based infotainment system, while functional and offering excellent navigation, omits Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, which may deter some buyers. The reviewer remains uncertain if these advancements are enough to sway traditional truck buyers away from gasoline counterparts, suggesting that while it's a strong start for GM's EV truck lineup, it might not be a definitive game-changer yet. less

Tesla Cybertruck: InsideEVs 70 MPH Range Test

The InsideEVs 70 MPH Highway Range Test of the Tesla Cybertruck Dual Motor Foundation Series reveals a compelling, albeit attention-grabbing, performe... morer. Despite initial concerns about tire pressure and ambient temperature, the Cybertruck achieved an impressive 302 miles on a single charge, consuming 120 kWh at an average of 2.51 miles per kWh. While this fell short of Tesla's 318-mile estimate, the reviewer considers it a significant win, especially for a 6,600 lb truck, outperforming both the Ford F-150 Lightning and Rivian R1T in highway range tests with their larger battery packs. The reviewer noted the vehicle's tendency to attract significant attention, the ride being louder than desired at highway speeds, and the absence of Autopilot at launch as drawbacks. However, the efficiency achieved, even without aerodynamic wheel covers, and the overall range performance in less-than-ideal conditions were highlighted as major positives. less

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