Podcast

The EV revolution may look unstoppable, but 20 years ago there was another great electric car on the market - until the manufacturer killed it. Could this happen...

EVs are starting to sell in considerable numbers, but the charging infrastructure isn't keeping up, with UK councils only planning to install 35 chargers each by 2025. This...

It's been a bumper year for electric vehicles, so Stef and James look back at the top stories and developments in the EV market across 2020 in the...

Charging infrastructure is the biggest impediment to EV adoption, but what if your car could recharge itself via its own solar panels, like the Aptera 3? Or will...

Batteries in electric vehicles do not last forever, so what happens to these batteries once they are at the end of their lives? In a WhichEV podcast special,...

#AstonGate and the hate campaign by laggardly fossil fuel carmakers against EVs is the main focus of Stef and James's discussion in this week's podcast, which appears to...

Should new petrol and diesel car sales be banned in 2030? Stef and James tackle the big recent news in this week's podcast.

Does BMW's launch of the iX and return to electric vehicles in general mean BMW is back on target to compete for the EV market? Or has BMW...

Tesla's recently released Full Self Driving, but failure in the new autonomous Euro NCAP rating, the recent Tesla upgrades that have made WhichEV's Editor James's car feel old,...

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...