
Guests from across the EV industry will join the crew for The EV Café Takeaway, having candid conversations to highlight the work of the Electric Vehicle and Sustainability industry, to uncover stories that we all need to learn from and importantly, to understand something of the people behind the work. The EV Café crew, have the wonderful privilege of talking to some amazing pioneers, innovator... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 188 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Tech NewsNewsTechnology | |||

When Nathan Gore-Brown opened Tesla's first Queensland store, EVs held 0.1% of the Australian market. Last month, plug-ins took around 35%. A former Jaguar and Aston Martin engineer, Nathan now represents AVILOO in Australia and New Zealand through T... more
When Gurjeet Grewal stepped up as CEO of Octopus EV, there was a three-month window to prove the point. Gurjeet set a deliberately ambitious target for March plate-change, and the business posted the biggest month in its history.
Paul and JC hear ho... more
Peter Jones built an events business twice. Two years after launching his first show, his bank manager told him he'd built a skyscraper on a sandy beach and gave him 24 hours to liquidate. He lost the house, the car, everything - then scraped togethe... more
Bob Murphy was working on electric vehicles before most of the UK had anywhere to plug one in. Back in 2011, having retrained as a mechanic at Edinburgh College, he fell into a small research project that put four EVs to work as staff pool cars. Nobo... more
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This series centers on candid conversations with leaders, practitioners, and disruptors across the electric vehicle and sustainability ecosystem. Episodes typically explore real-world engineering, deployment, policy, and business models shaping EV adoption—from fleet electrification and charging infrastructure to battery health, energy management, and innovative mobility services. Guests share practical lessons, leadership insights, and behind-the-scenes stories that illuminate how technology, policy, and culture intersect to accelerate the transition to low-emission transportation. A standout pattern is the emphasis on actionable takeaways for fleets, operators, and tech developers, plus a penchant for humanizing the people driving change.... more
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