
Quick Charge is a recap podcast bringing you the latest in Tesla news and the top green energy stories every Monday through Friday.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 128 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTechnology | |||

On today's pumped-up episode of Quick Charge, we notice how funny it is that Tesla makes a big Robotaxi announcement every time the TSLA earnings call looks like a disappointment.
Tesla's tiny territory maps in Houston and Dallas underscore just h... more
On today's solar-powered episode of Quick Charge, Aptera's CEO shares more proof that his company's solar car concept has legs, joining dozens of Electrek readers who are topping off their car (and home) batteries with the power of the sun!
We als... more
On today's supremely clever episode of Quick Charge, we talk with engineers from MOOG about diesel, natural gas, and battery power – and how the ability to use any or all of the above on a single machine can help fleets decarbonize at lower cost, and... more
On today's Tesla-tastic episode of Quick Charge, a TSLA bear thinks the stock is headed for a 60% slide before the year is out, Tesla launches a Supercharger configurator, and we find out what's really going on at Elon's proposed chip fab.
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The show descriptions say it comes out every Monday through Friday. Fact is, it comes out whenever the host feels like it, which is not often. When he does produce an episode, they’re usually pretty good, with the exception of a bit too much Tesla bashing. Not that I’m a big Musk fan, but at some point one needs to say: “we get it. Move on.” There are other companies in the world including a hopping Chinese EV market. Time to diversify the story line. Oh, and either come out daily, or change yo... more
Once again, the regular update format is gone. Joe seemingly has killed the podcast, unless it’s some company he wants to plug, and then the show is anything but quick. Quickcharge was great when it was regular and quick. Now it’s neither. Long live Quickcharge!
Clearly, Joe Boris is driven by politics and not by facts. Is immature and is an embarrassment to the EV community. Joe Boris lies in nearly every episode and spreads misinformation. Don’t waste your time with this evil.
UPDATE: As of May 14, Joe returned to the short news format. Thank goodness! This is why I listen to Quickcharge. -1 star for still a bit too much commentary, but I can live with that as long as I have my EV news back. Thank you, Joe!
PRIOR REVIEW: The show is incorrectly named. It’s no longer quick news updates on EVs and now it’s too many long-form interviews. While there’s still some news, the show has lost its way. If the host wants to do long-form interviews, great, just don’t put them i... more
The show is incorrectly named. It’s no longer quick news updates on EVs and now it’s too many long-form interviews. While there’s still some news, the show has lost its way. If the host wants to do long-form interviews, great, just don’t put them in “quick” charge.
We really need a short form summary podcast like what Quick Charge used to be, published several times a week. But the update cadence is slow and the format is dead.
Rest in peace, Quick Charge.
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Focusing on the latest developments in electric vehicles and sustainable energy, the content covers a range of topics including Tesla news, industry challenges, product launches, and market dynamics. Episodes typically highlight significant events impacting the EV landscape, such as company announcements, safety concerns, technological advancements, and competitive pressures within the industry. The format generally aims for quick, informative updates, making it an appealing choice for enthusiasts and professionals looking to stay on top of the fast-paced electric vehicle sector. Noteworthy is its attention to both Tesla and broader green energy topics, catering to audiences passionate about innovation and sustainability.
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Recent guests on Quick Charge include:
1. Rob Bauer
2. Peter Claussen
3. John Harris
4. David Thomas
5. Dan Hilson
6. Carly Dobbins-Buckledge
7. Emily Walker
8. Guy O'Brien
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