
Not your average EV, plug-in, and hybrid (and fuel cell!) automotive podcast.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 286 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Telo Trucks is taking the driver’s seat, poking Ford and Hyundai on the size and capabilities of their small pickups. Is Telo all talk, or is there more to this plucky little startup? We dive in on this week’s podcast. Also, Slate announces a cargo v... more
The original Mini was a fun-loving, tossable runabout. The new Mini has its own following for different reasons. But what if the next Mini was EV and rear-wheel drive? Rumors indicate that might be the case, and we discuss what that means on this wee... more
Why is Polestar leaving America? There’s a conspiracy theory about that, and it now has a Polestar dealer suing the company over its reason for removing the brand from American shores. Also on this week’s podcast, Porsche’s Taycan run may end by 2030... more
Ford has announced some of the specs of its new affordable EV pickup, and we can’t fathom a more compelling product. Yet, with a starting price barely north of $28,000, is the Ford Fathom the nail in Slate’s coffin. We discuss the future on this week... more
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I enjoy the show and love the technology they speak about each week but as a conservative Republican I can't help but feel attacked every time I listen to them. They try their best not to get political but somehow every single show they manage to start bad mouthing people of the opposing political bent. Too bad. I love this topic so much but am not going to listen to a show that basically attacks me every single time I listen to it. This is a topic that should be bringing us together. I'm out.
Very interesting look at the latest EV and hybrid car news. Really enjoyable.
How do you come across someone clueless to EVs and don’t help them out when they purchase one. That is really not cool. If that person ever finds out you have the knowledge you do and you said nothing wow that’s concerning… can’t listen to an EV podcast where the host doesn’t even drive an EV. This one episode I listened to had lots of red flags stay away
Love the show. Just discovered your show a month ago. Now I’ve been listening to your back episodes. Keep up the good work guys.
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Two hosts navigate car-tech topics with a practical, opinionated lens on electrification, covering EVs, hybrids, plug-ins, and fuel cells along with policy, pricing, and infrastructure. Episodes blend news, market dynamics, and real-world implications for enthusiasts, fleets, and industry professionals, often weighing design, production, and dealer models against shifting incentives and geopolitical factors. A distinct pattern includes lively banter, candid takes on upcoming models and strategies (notably low-cost EV trucks and high-end EVs), and a willingness to challenge conventional wisdom, making it helpful for listeners who want approachable, skeptical analysis of the evolving EV landscape.
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Recent guests on The Watt Car EV Podcast include:
1. Andrew Fisher
2. Nathan King
3. Tiya Gordon
4. Steve Griffith
5. General Motors
6. Schneider Electric
7. Michael Spurr
8. Josh Charles
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