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Everything Electric Podcast

The Fully Charged Show

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Robert Llewellyn (Red Dwarf, Scrapheap Challenge) hosts a podcast about sustainability, eco-news and interviews from around the globe. Filled with interesting stories, almost breaking news, a pinch of wit and a dash of banter. A few guests who know what is going on in the world of EVs, renewable energy and sustainability.
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EV Geek Podcast

EV Geek Studios

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Welcome to the EV Geek Podcast from the EV Geek Studios where we talk about all things electric vehicles! From EV ownership, charging, road tripping to EV sales, service, infrastructure, renewable energy and breaking news! If it’s about electric vehicles, we will talk about it...pros and cons!! Questions or comments? Want to be a guest? Email us at [email protected]. We want to hear about topics that interest you in the EV community! Check us out on YouTube or wherever you get your audi ...
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Overbore

Overbore

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Alex Robbins is a motoring writer who tests the latest new cars for a living. Richard Kitchen is an automotive engineer who spends most of his time bringing crumbling classics back to life. Together, they spend a lot of time drinking tea and talking rubbish about cars. So they thought they may as well do it with a microphone in front of them. On Overbore, Alex tries to convince Rich of the merits of the modern automobile - while Rich tries to help Alex learn more about running his classic. A ...
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Volkswagen’s iconic electric Microbus has hit an unexpected speed bump. In this episode, we break down why VW is skipping the 2026 model year for the ID.Buzz in the United States, what the decision says about today’s EV market, and whether the Buzz can make a stronger comeback in 2027. We dive into sales numbers, pricing challenges, range concerns,…
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In this episode of EV Geek Studios, we break down the latest electric vehicle news: Tesla unveils a brand-new feature for the Semi GM starts testing Digital Keys for a more connected driving experience Volkswagen pauses the ID.Buzz rollout in the US Ford issues a recall after some vehicles may roll away Stay informed on the biggest EV updates this …
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The global EV market just hit a major turning point — and China’s automakers are leading the charge. In this episode, we break down the record-setting 2025 performance of BYD, NIO, and XPeng, three of the biggest players reshaping the future of electric vehicles. From BYD’s massive global sales numbers to NIO’s premium delivery surge and XPeng’s ex…
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In this special episode of EV Geek Studios, we reveal our 2025 EVs of the Year — the electric vehicles that stood out above the rest for design, range, technology, value, and real-world usability. We break down the top picks across multiple categories, explain why each model earned its spot, and discuss what these winners tell us about where the EV…
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VinFast entered the U.S. with bold ambitions — flashy launches, rapid expansion plans, and promises to become a major global EV brand. But now, the Vietnamese automaker is quietly pulling back: closing dealerships, shrinking its retail footprint, and redirecting investment away from America. In this episode, we break down what went wrong. We explor…
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Europe’s car market is growing again — and electric vehicles are the reason why. In this episode, we break down new data showing European new-car sales rising for the fifth straight month, driven largely by battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. We look at which countries are leading the rebound, why EVs are outperforming gas and diesel, an…
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Wall Street is showing renewed confidence in Rivian, even as the overall electric vehicle market faces headwinds. In this episode, we break down why analysts are bullish, how Rivian is navigating production, partnerships, and profitability, and what it all means for the future of EVs. Tune in to understand why Rivian might be the EV startup that su…
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Join Robert Llewellyn, Jack Scarlett, and Imogen Bhogal for a special year-end wrap-up as they take a mystery tour through the biggest moments of 2025, from unforgettable shoots, to the clean tech stories that really mattered, and share their bold predictions for what's coming in 2026. They kick things off by debunking the myth that EV sales are co…
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🚗⚡ Big shifts are happening across the EV industry this week. Ford is overhauling its electric vehicle strategy, Tesla may be forced to rethink the controversial “Autopilot” name, and General Motors is adding Apple Podcasts to its EV infotainment systems. In this episode, we break down what Ford’s EV reset means for future electric trucks and SUVs,…
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The European Union has officially changed course on its landmark 2035 gas car ban — and it could reshape the global EV transition. In this episode, we break down how the EU replaced a full internal combustion engine ban with a 90% emissions-reduction target, why automakers pushed for the change, and what it means for electric vehicles, hybrids, and…
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It's happened! The EU's inevitable 'cave-in' to intensive lobbying has been on the horizon for some considerable time. Imogen and Dan dive into what the EU's plan is, and whether it will help or hinder its member states, as well as how it ramps up pressure on the UK's beleaguered Government. Plus they say goodbye to 2025, by recalling its big momen…
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General Motors is rolling out native Apple Music support to Cadillac and Chevy electric vehicles — no phone, no CarPlay, just built-in streaming through over-the-air updates. In this episode of the EV Geek Podcast, we break down why this seemingly small update is actually a big strategic shift for GM, what it means for drivers, and how EVs are rapi…
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Ford’s bold bet on electric trucks just took a sharp turn. In this episode, we break down Ford’s decision to cancel the all-electric F-150 Lightning, once seen as the future of America’s best-selling pickup. What caused the reversal? Slowing demand, massive EV losses, shifting government incentives, and the harsh realities of building electric full…
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Rivian just pulled back the curtain on its AI and Autonomy Day, and it’s clear the company is going all-in on software, intelligence, and long-term autonomy. In this episode, we break down Rivian’s AI strategy, what it means for driver assistance and future self-driving capabilities, and how Rivian plans to differentiate itself from Tesla, legacy a…
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Is the clean energy revolution happening faster than we think? In this episode of the Everything Electric Podcast, Robert Llewellyn sits down with Scott Cooney, co-founder of CleanTechnica, for a deep dive into the global shift towards a cleaner future. From his home in Hawaii, Scott shares unique insights on why the US lost its early lead in clean…
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On today's episode, Joel and Sebastian check out a 2025 Model 3 Long Range, courtesy of Evolve Auto (www.evolveauto.com). This is not our first time in a refresh Model 3, but man, this car is excellent. We also got a chance to check out Tesla's latest version of FSD, 14.2.1. Questions? Comments? Interested in being a guest? Email us at info@evgeeks…
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Today’s episode of The Friday Charge is packed with three huge stories shaping the EV world: BMW Gets Supercharger Access MW officially joins the expanding list of automakers tapping into Tesla’s Supercharger network. We break down what this means for charging convenience, timelines for adapters, and how this shifts the competitive landscape. Rivia…
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The Nissan LEAF was once the world’s most popular electric car… then it fell behind. But with a bold redesign, 303 miles of range, and a sub-$30K starting price, Nissan is betting big on a comeback. In this episode, we break down what went wrong, what’s changing for 2026, and whether the LEAF can truly surge back in popularity. Includes full indust…
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A quiet end of the year for the automotive industry? Not a bit of it. With the EU about to weaken its EV ambitions in the coming days, Imogen Bhogal and Dan Caesar take a look at the surprising surge of EV sales in the Ukraine, Ford's brand new bridge to Europe, and how all roads seemingly lead to China. Keep your finger on the sporadic pulse of an…
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Battery pack prices just hit a new low — even as lithium, nickel, and cobalt costs continue to rise. How is that possible? In this episode, we break down the “battery price paradox” and explain why EV packs are still getting cheaper thanks to global manufacturing scale, new chemistries like LFP, factory overcapacity, and major efficiency gains. We …
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Today we dive into the biggest electric-vehicle story of the day: Ford has officially partnered with Renault to develop a new wave of affordable electric cars for Europe. This bold move isn’t just another industry handshake — it’s a strategic response to what Ford CEO Jim Farley calls a “fight for our lives” as Chinese EV makers continue to dominat…
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The Nissan NX8 just dropped, and it might be the most important EV Nissan has built in years. In today’s episode, we dive into the design, powertrains, tech, charging speeds, and Nissan’s China-first strategy. Plus, we explore the big question: could the NX8 make it to the U.S. market? If you’re an EV geek or a Nissan fan, you won’t want to miss th…
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Title: Australia's Renewable Revolution & the EV Boom — with Giles Parkinson Robert chats with Giles Parkinson, founder of The Driven and Renew Economy, about the rapid global shift to electric vehicles, the state of Australia's energy transition, and why the data shows EV adoption is unstoppable—regardless of political noise or media myths. Giles …
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🚗⚡ BIG EV NEWS! Today on episode 63 of The Friday Charge, we’re talking about: • Mercedes CLA EV pricing — finally revealed! • Kia EV3 coming to the U.S. — affordable EV fans, this is your moment. • Porsche being blown away by its EV rivals — yes, really. • Rivian’s wild new purple color — and why it might be a fan favorite. If you’re into EVs, cha…
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In today’s Everyday Electric episode, we dive into the most popular fears and misconceptions about electric vehicles—range anxiety, battery replacement costs, grid overload, winter driving, charging speed, and more. Using real-world data and simple explanations, we separate EV facts from fiction so you can make smarter decisions about driving elect…
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The automotive industry's existential crisis continues, and Imogen Bhogal & Dan Caesar sift through the rubble. Toyota receives electric encouragement, the EU's resolve is tested by the businesses with the most to lose, and 'Big Short' investor eviscerates Tesla valuation. 💡Links to Stories: 🚗 Toyota - https://electrek.co/2025/12/01/toyotas-15000-e…
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Ford just dropped a major hint about a new affordable, rear-wheel-drive electric performance sedan — something the CEO says could be part of a “Model T-style revolution” for EVs. In this episode, we break down what Ford revealed, what’s still unknown, and how this EV could reshape the market. Sources include Road & Track and Car and Driver.…
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A European EV-repair shop claims some Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles equipped with China-built LG NCM811 battery packs are experiencing unusually high failure rates — even calling them “catastrophic.” In this episode, we break down the allegations, what the data actually says, how Tesla and LG are responding, and what this means for current and…
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Kia just shocked the EV world with massive $10,000 discounts across every electric vehicle in its lineup — including the EV6 and EV9. In today’s episode, Joel breaks down why Kia is doing this, what it means for buyers, and how this move could reshape the EV market as federal incentives fade. Sources include reporting from CBT News and industry ana…
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Those clever 'heat geeks' might have cracked the code when it comes to cheaper, easier heat pump installs, aided and abetted by AI. Robert Llewellyn talks to Adam Chapman about the now future of heating, and the 'electrickery' set to revolutionise how we heat our homes... enjoy! Why not come and join us at our next Everything Electric expo: www.eve…
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On today's episode, Joel and Sebastian review a six-seater Tesla Model X. They discuss the various features of this electric vehicle, including its impressive tesla interior and overall tesla car experience. This car review covers their experiences driving the vehicle, offering insights into what makes the Tesla Model X a unique electric car, simil…
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Hit the road with confidence! 🚗⚡ In this Everyday Electric episode, we break down how EV charging networks work, the best tools for route planning, and how to avoid range anxiety on longer trips. From DC fast charging to smart apps that map out every stop, you'll learn everything you need to plan smoother, more predictable electric road trips.…
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NEW! It's a 'life and death decade for automakers', but keeping your finger on the PULSE of the industry has been almost impossible; until now. As part of a new weekly podcast, engineer, Imogen Bhogal & entrepreneur, Dan Caesar, pull back the curtain on the carmakers. Is 2026 the year that the 'House of Cars' collapses? Who's on the up, who's hitti…
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In this episode, we dive into two major stories shaping the EV landscape: Volkswagen’s bold move to cut development costs in China by up to 50%, and the slowing U.S. vehicle market as higher prices and fewer incentives impact EV adoption. We break down why VW’s cost-saving strategy could reshape global competition, how U.S. sales trends reveal emer…
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ChargePoint and the Dabahja Brothers Development Group are teaming up to bring over 40 ultra-fast EV charging ports to Metro Detroit — a major win for the heart of America’s auto industry. In this episode, we break down what the partnership includes, why Detroit is a critical region for EV infrastructure, and how ultra-fast charging will change the…
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In this episode, Jack and Robert are on the ground at Everything Electric Melbourne, sharing their first-hand impressions of Australia's rapidly accelerating shift to electric vehicles and clean energy. It's a super informal chat live on stage about what's happening down under—and why the progress here is giving Robert plenty of reasons to feel jus…
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This week is packed with EV news — from Porsche finally pulling the camo off the all-new Electric Cayenne, to Jeep fully revealing the long-awaited Recon EV, to Waymo announcing even more expansion. Plus, Volvo breaks up with LiDAR, Amazon gets deeper into car buying, and Polestar/Volvo unlock V2H for U.S. owners.…
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Tesla is preparing for one of the biggest strategic pivots in its history: removing China-made components from its U.S.-assembled EVs by 2027. In this episode, Joel breaks down what’s driving the shift, how it affects Tesla’s batteries, pricing, tax-credit eligibility, and why this move could reshape global EV manufacturing. We also explore what th…
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EV sales in South America are booming, with growth rates outpacing expectations — but Tesla is almost nowhere to be found. In this episode, we explore why EV adoption is rising so quickly, why Chinese brands such as BYD and Great Wall Motor are capturing market share, and how new ports and logistics networks are transforming regional auto markets. …
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