EV Geek Podcast

• Volkswagen’s 100-Day EV Return Policy: Game Changer or Gimmick?

  Volkswagen is shaking up the EV world with its new ID Promise — a 100-day return policy for its electric ID lineup. In this episode, Joel breaks down what the program offers, why VW is betting big on buyer confidence, and what this could mean for the future of EV sales. Will this “try before you buy” approach convince more drivers to go electric — or is it just smart marketing? Plug in and find out.

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• Tesla Sales Plunge Across Europe — What’s Going Wrong?

  Tesla’s sales are slipping across Europe — with sharp declines in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. What’s driving the drop? In this episode, we break down the three big factors — rising competition, shrinking incentives, and a confidence shift that could reshape the EV landscape. Tune in as we explore what it means for Tesla, its rivals, and the global EV race. ⚡ #EVNews #Tesla #ElectricVehicles #Europe #BYD #Nio #XPeng #CleanTech #EVGeekPodcast 

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• First Drive: 2023 Lucid Air Touring — Luxury Meets Lightning Speed

  Join Joel and Sebastian for an in-depth first drive and review of the 2023 Lucid Air Touring — a luxury EV that’s redefining performance, comfort, and efficiency. From its jaw-dropping acceleration to its ultra-premium interior and long-range capability, we break down what makes the Air Touring one of the most impressive electric sedans on the road today. Whether you’re an EV enthusiast or just curious about Lucid’s rise to fame, this episode gives you a real-world look at what it’s like behind the wheel of one of the most advanced EVs ever built. 🎧 Tune in for: Driving impressions and ride comfort Tech, design, and interior highlights How it stacks up against Tesla and other luxury EVs Final verdict: is it worth the price tag? Perfect for anyone considering an EV upgrade — or just dreaming of the future of electric luxury.

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• GM Recalls Optiq and Equinox, Ford Halts Lightning, and Canada Eyes China

  This week on The Friday Charge from EV Geek Studios we dive into the biggest electric vehicle headlines: GM recalls its brand-new Optiq and Equinox EVs over potential safety issues Ford halts F-150 Lightning production (again) — what’s going on at Dearborn? And could Chinese EVs soon be hitting Canadian roads? Ionna and Caseys team up! EA FINALLY adds live station updates in Google Maps! Join us for insights, analysis, and a breakdown of what this means for EV buyers and the industry’s future. 🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your EV news!

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• GM Cuts EV Production — The Electric Slowdown Begins

  General Motors just announced major cuts to its electric vehicle and battery operations — including over 1,200 job losses and a pause in Ultium battery production. In this episode, Joel breaks down: ⚡ Why EV demand is cooling off in the U.S. ⚡ What this means for GM’s “all-electric” strategy ⚡ How other automakers are reacting to the slowdown ⚡ And whether this marks a new phase in the EV market Tune in for quick analysis, clear context, and insight into the changing landscape of electric vehicles.

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