It's Good To Torque - The WhichEV Podcast

Send us Fan Mail Tesla's Battery Day last week was hugely momentous, but not everyone realised the significance of what was announced. So this week James and Stef are devoting an entire podcast episode to discussing the repercussions. It's not just about cheaper batteries, but what those cheaper batteries could mean for the entry-level pricing of a future Tesla electric car. Music by Soo...

Send us Fan Mail With the Toyota Mirai Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle in for for review, James and Stef discuss whether hydrogen is a viable fuel type for electric vehicles. Is it really as clean as its fans think? Or did Toyota spend millions developing a technology that will never work for passenger cars? We also talk about the total life eco-friendliness of EVs, after Polestar admitted its Polestar...

Send us Fan Mail Are we about to see Dieselgate 2.0 now Porsche is investigating itself ? Or will VW's MEB platform, as used in the range-busting ID.3 and tantalising ID.4 , save the group? Will the EVs of the future be powered by nuclear batteries that never need recharging ? Plus WhichEV's editor James Morris has a new four-wheeled friend that co-founder Stefano Rebaudengo insists he t...

Send us Fan Mail Why do some people hate EVs so much, as we discovered in the Facebook conversations around our article about a survey by the Electric Vehicle Association England that 82% of drivers want to ban the sale of fossil fuel cars sooner than 2035 ? We tackle the common, unfounded criticisms of electric vehicles from the haters. We also discuss whether Tesla is the iPhone and other manufa...

Send us Fan Mail Huge growth in EV sales both in the UK and Europe , the relative failure of German manufacturers, Hyundai's switch from fuel cells to EVs , the employment implications of car manufacturing switching from internal combustion engines to electric, which direction is the Honda e actually facing and is it the new Austin Allegro? Or is that the Kandi K27 ? Is a Tesla Model 3 Perfor...

Send us Fan Mail The high pricing of the Volkswagen ID.3 , Tesla Model Y teardowns, Renault ZOEs for subscription and as vans , and travelling at 68mph on a homemade electric bike are just some of the topics discussed this week by WhichEV's editor James Morris and co-founder Stefano Rebaudengo. Music by Soonripe Collective . Support the show

Send us Fan Mail The promising-looking Nissan Ariya , less exciting BMW iX3 , Audi's CEO backing fossil fuel cars and the 1,000hp electric Hummer are just some of the topics discussed this week by WhichEV's editor James Morris and co-founder Stefano Rebaudengo. Music by Soonripe Collective   Support the show

Send us Fan Mail The demise of Chinese start-up Byton, racing electric scooters at over 60mph, new Tesla battery patents, the SEAT CUPRA El-Born, and the continuing lack of a true (affordable) EV sports car are just some of the topics discussed this week by WhichEV's editor James Morris and co-founder Stefano Rebaudengo.  Music by Soonripe Collective  Support the show

Send us Fan Mail WhichEV's editor James Morris and co-founder Stefano Rebaudengo discuss how the Model Y could be the best Tesla yet, what on earth Audi is doing making the e-tron S cost £87,000, and how hydrogen is not the future of electric cars.  Music by Soonripe Collective.    Support the show

Send us Fan Mail WhichEV's editor James Morris and co-founder Stefano Rebaudengo discuss the fear of change amongst car dealerships, the D2H electric tuk-tuk, the Volkswagen ID.4, and much more. But no mention of Stef taking a shower this week.  Music by Soonripe Collective.    Support the show

Send us Fan Mail WhichEV's editor James Morris and co-founder Stefano Rebaudengo discuss the fear of change amongst traditional car manufacturers, which ones might survive, the VW and Lotus pivots to EVs, Elvira (Mistress of the Dark), some of the myths about EV charging, Stef's love of taking a shower, and much more.  Music by Soonripe Collective.   Support the show

Send us Fan Mail WhichEV's editor James Morris and co-founder Stefano Rebaudengo discuss Germany's plan to make all its petrol stations include electric charging, Tesla becoming the most valuable car company in the world, EV purchasers' fear of the unknown, the threat to European manufacturers from Tesla and Chinese EV companies, Stef's children, and much more.  Music by Soonri...

Send us Fan Mail WhichEV's editor James Morris and Stefano Rebaudengo discuss Octopus paying people to charge their EVs, the demise of petrol stations in Germany, cheap lithium iron phosphate batteries, Vehicle-to-Grid, second-hand Teslas, electric bikes and much more. Music by Soonripe Collective. Support the show