TEN TRANSPORT EVOLVED 518 - THE WHITE HOUSE TARGETS US ALL, BUT GM TURNS A PROFIT

EV Channels Review

This episode of Transport Evolved News covers a range of critical developments in the EV and green energy sectors. The show highlights the significant disruption to EV charging station deployment and federal funding in the US due to new executive orders, expressing concern over the resulting uncertainty for companies. Positively, General Motors has achieved profitability in its EV sales, driven by high-end models like the Cadillac Escalade IQ and GMC Sierra Denali EV, though the reporting notes some data massaging. The episode also touches on advancements in battery swap technology with a new German standard, and potential new affordable EVs from Honda. However, it notes Volkswagen's decision not to bring the ID.7 to North America due to the challenging EV climate. The review also covers recalls for Acura ZDX, Chevrolet Silverado EV, GMC Sierra Denali EV, and Kia Niro, alongside new commercial EVs from Flexis and Hyundai. Finally, it celebrates a new world record for the longest controlled vehicle drift on ice set by a Porsche Taycan GTS, concluding with a message of resilience against political and personal threats.