
Where the cutting edge of 800V architecture meets the raw, unrefined soul of a 1970s Grand Prix. This isn’t your corporate-sanctioned car show. It’s a high-octane collision between the analog past and the digital future.
Join your anchors: Jim Khana, the cynical purist obsessed with steering feel and heritage, and Amber Light, the tech-literate visionary focused on UI and the electric revolution. ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureNewsAutomotiveEntertainment News | |||

Welcome to The Studio, where the digital future meets the analog soul.
This Wednesday, Amber Light and Jim Khana dissect the all-new, fully electric Volkswagen ID. Cross—a vehicle Amber calls a "systemic triumph" and Jim suspects is a high-tech kitc... more
Welcome to The Studio,
where we close the book on an era-defining lineage. This Friday, Amber Light and Jim Khana unpack the definitive evolution of the McLaren 720S platform: the newly announced McLaren 788HS.
Jim is currently in a state of "unad... more
Welcome to The Studio, where we deliver the future of mobility with the soul of a classic Grand Prix.
This Wednesday, we are executing a deliberate override of our own digital programming. Usually, the mid-week slot is reserved for EVs, but sometim... more
Welcome to The Studio, where we bridge the gap between 1970s soul and 2026 telemetry. Today, Amber Light and Jim Khana tackle a spec sheet that shouldn't exist: the DENZA Z Supercar.
Fresh from its Goodwood debut, this 1,604-HP electric weapon is ca... more
Welcome to The Studio, where the digital future meets the analog soul. This Wednesday, Amber Light and Jim Khana dissect a rare moment of pragmatic sanity in the industry: the 2027 Kia Niro Hybrid.
In a bold maneuver, Kia has dropped the fully elect... more
Welcome to the exact intersection where binary code meets fine art. This week on The Studio, Amber Light and Jim Khana dissect the one-of-one Bugatti W16 Mistral ‘Blanc Éternel’—a 1,600-hp hypercar inlaid with genuine KPM porcelain.
Jim, a man who u... more
Welcome to The Studio, where we dissect the future of mobility with the soul of a classic Grand Prix. This week, Amber Light and Jim Khana take on the fifth-generation BMW X5—the car that invented the luxury SUV (or SAV, if you’re a pedantic Bavarian... more
Welcome to The Studio.
Today, Amber Light is completely out of her depth, and Jim Khana is in absolute automotive nirvana. Why? Because Morgan has unveiled the Midsummer Coupé—a masterpiece of ash wood and hand-rolled aluminium that defies every mo... more
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Two hosts blend a love for analog driving feel with a fascination for cutting-edge electric architecture, delivering humorous, opinionated takes on modern performance, luxury, and software-driven mobility. Episodes frequently contrast 800V EV tech, high-end chassis engineering, and digital cockpits with tactile driving sensations and retro sensibilities. The show tends to skew toward deep-dive car nerd culture, featuring design language battles, brand narratives, and sponsorship plugs, while maintaining a casual, banter-heavy tone that appeals to enthusiasts who want technical flavor without corporate polish. A notable strength is the clear pairing of a cynical, heritage-focused co-host with a tech-forward visual designer, providing balance... more
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