Electric vehicle ownership in a city can be daunting when you don't have access to a plug. We explore urban charging infrastructure along with the day-to-day experience and economics of public charging your vehicle in a big city.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureAutomotive |
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In this episode of the Urban EV Podcast, host Rob Hoffman speaks with Dr. Felix Stracke, VP of Engineering New Mobility at Rheinmetall, about the company's innovative curbside EV charger. The conversation covers Rheinmetall, best known as a defense c... more
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Authentic and easy to listen to. Learned a lot.
Also, you convinced me not to switch to a full EV anytime soon. Looking forward to what’s next.
Full disclosure, I am good friends with Rob and have known him for a very long time. All of that aside, this podcast is an unvarnished view on owning an EV in a major urban center, which brings a tremendous number of unique challenges. Rob gets into the details and isn’t afraid to share his own mistakes to help others learn.
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Focusing on the unique challenges of electric vehicle ownership in urban environments, the content highlights urban charging infrastructure and the day-to-day experiences of EV users. Episodes often feature discussions on the practicality, accessibility, and economic considerations surrounding public charging stations in cities. The podcast not only sheds light on innovative solutions from industry leaders but also shares personal narratives that resonate with both current EV owners and those contemplating a switch to electric vehicles. With an engaging mixture of expert insights and relatable stories, this podcast serves as an essential resource for anyone navigating the complexities of electric mobility in urban settings.
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Recent guests on The Urban EV Podcast include:
1. Nigel Gordon-Stewart
2. Davide Giacobbe
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