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Published by Sam Evans
Welcome to The Electric Viking, your go-to podcast for everything electric! Join us as we explore the cutting-edge world of electric vehicles, renewable energy, and the technologies driving the shift to a cleaner, greener future. With expert insights, interviews, and the latest news, this channel is designed for anyone passionate about the EV revolution and sustainable innovation. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or just curious about the future of energy, you're in the right place. Tune in to stay informed, inspired, and electrified!
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I'm sitting in a Hyundai Ioniq 9 at my brother's house in Melbourne, discussing Chery's plans for more Australian EVs. It's a large three-row electric SUV—the kind of vehicle my brother is about to buy. That context matters: I see limited choice for buyers like him, unlike the crowded small and midsize SUV market.
More than 30 years without capacity degradation is the stated life of this CO2 battery. I describe the dome as a gas holder: electricity compresses its CO2 into liquid, while the resulting heat is stored separately. When power is needed, that heat turns the liquid back into gas to drive a turbine, giving buyers a storage option that doesn't use lithium.
Chery is on track for nearly $4 billion in profit this year, based on its first-half result. I explain how overseas buyers are supporting that profitability while much of China's car industry loses money. Then I connect the factory surplus and rising development costs to the question every buyer faces: who will still be there to honour the warranty?
My All Energy session starts at 11:10 AM on Wednesday in the Energy Management Theatre at the Melbourne Convention Centre. I explain what I’ll cover about Australian EV demand, home batteries and rooftop solar, including what I’m paying—or not paying—for electricity.Y ou don’t need to see the bill on screen to follow the issue: household energy savings are already real, while carmakers are holding vehicle-to-grid back.
Nearly 30,000 people preordered a Cybertruck in Australia, and I was waiting alongside them. I read through Tesla’s message ending plans for Australia and New Zealand, explain the full refund, and describe why my printed order mattered to me. I also separate the refund from the conditional FSD offer and discuss why Cybertruck demand has fallen short of my expectations.
Tesla now has 1.74 million active FSD subscribers. The presenter explains how monthly payments extend the financial relationship beyond buying the car. He then separates growing signups from the missing retention data: how many drivers continue paying after the initial month?
China banned Teslas from military bases in 2021 over camera concerns. Sam explains how Kadena’s BYD restriction echoes that decision, with reports pointing to onboard cameras and sensors potentially sending information to China.F or drivers, the practical consequence is being turned away at the gate; the discussion separates that confirmed restriction from allegations of data collection.
Tesla says FSD version 15 will expand from around 1 billion parameters to 10 billion parameters.The proposed sequence is fleet first, then customer cars using the same software within Tesla's robotaxi service areas.Sam explains what owners would be signing up for, from passenger rides to unresolved cleaning and insurance responsibilities.
Around 10,000 unique parts go into each Optimus robot now being built in Fremont. The factory space previously used for Model S and Model X is being repurposed for humanoid production. This episode separates installed production capacity from the unresolved AI, mechanical and durability work. For prospective buyers, the key distinction is industrial deliveries first and home robots later.
Tesla has reportedly been buying three billion dollars of solar manufacturing equipment from China. That machinery would support a proposed manufacturing chain running from silicon ingots through wafers and cells to finished panels, rather than panel assembly alone.This episode explains how the factory could connect Tesla’s solar ambitions with its battery business, and why local approval has not settled the location.
Tesla’s two-seater Cybercab is already carrying paying passengers in Austin and Dallas.It has no steering wheel and no pedals, so a private owner cannot simply take over and drive beyond an approved operating area.We examine Tesla’s customer-delivery target, Musk’s proposed price and why an operating ride service does not settle the question of private ownership.
Tesla’s latest mega Supercharger plans could bring a massive 37 charging bays to a single location, helping more EV drivers charge their vehicles without waiting in long queues. As Tesla continues expanding its charging network, larger stations like this could make long-distance road trips easier, reduce congestion at busy charging stops, and improve the overall charging experience. With electric vehicle adoption growing, is Tesla preparing for a future where charging stations need to be bigger than ever? #Tesla #TeslaSupercharger #EVCharging #TeslaNews #EVNews #ElectricVehicles #ChargingInfrastructure #SuperchargerNetwork #CleanEnergy #EVRevolution
Imagine waiting seven years for your dream electric truck, only to discover that Tesla has cancelled your order! 😳 The Cybertruck journey has been filled with delays, changing timelines, production challenges, and unexpected surprises for eager buyers. This story raises serious questions about long-term reservations, customer expectations, and what happens when years of waiting don't go as planned. With Tesla continuing to evolve its truck lineup, would you still wait years for a Cybertruck, or would you choose another electric pickup? #Tesla #Cybertruck #TeslaNews #CybertruckNews #EVNews #ElectricVehicles #TeslaOwners #ElonMusk #ElectricPickup #EVIndustry
Chery is making headlines with its reported 1.44 MW ultra-fast charging technology, which could charge an EV battery from 10% to 97% in less than seven minutes! 🤯 If these charging speeds can be achieved in real-world conditions, they could dramatically reduce waiting times and make electric cars more convenient for long-distance travel. But can existing charging infrastructure and batteries handle this incredible power? The future of EV charging is getting faster! #Chery #EVCharging #ElectricVehicles #FastCharging #EVTechnology #ChinaEV #BatteryTechnology #EVNews #ElectricCars #FutureTech
What if your Tesla could make you money while you sleep? ⚡🚗 In 2027, Tesla owners could have new opportunities to earn money from their vehicles even when they’re not driving. Could your parked EV become a passive income machine? Discover the potential technology behind this idea, how it could work, and what it might mean for the future of Tesla ownership. The future of driving could be more profitable than you think! #Tesla #TeslaNews #EVNews #ElectricVehicles #ElonMusk #PassiveIncome #TeslaOwners #AutonomousDriving #FutureTechnology #CleanEnergy
Welcome to The Electric Viking Podcast, where we dive deep into the future of electric vehicles, renewable energy, and the technologies that are shaping tomorrow. Join me as I explore the latest trends, innovations, and the minds behind the revolution, helping you stay ahead of the curve in this fast-evolving industry. Whether you're an EV enthusiast, a tech lover, or someone passionate about sustainability, this podcast will spark your curiosity and fuel your journey into the electric future. Listen to the podcast: The man behind Jaguar's rebrand says Trump and Musk are Why it Failed
Welcome to The Electric Viking Podcast, where we dive deep into the future of electric vehicles, renewable energy, and the technologies that are shaping tomorrow. Join me as I explore the latest trends, innovations, and the minds behind the revolution, helping you stay ahead of the curve in this fast-evolving industry. Whether you're an EV enthusiast, a tech lover, or someone passionate about sustainability, this podcast will spark your curiosity and fuel your journey into the electric future. Listen to the podcast: This Australian Invention Could End China's Grip on Lithium Refining
Welcome to The Electric Viking Podcast, where we dive deep into the future of electric vehicles, renewable energy, and the technologies that are shaping tomorrow. Join me as I explore the latest trends, innovations, and the minds behind the revolution, helping you stay ahead of the curve in this fast-evolving industry. Whether you're an EV enthusiast, a tech lover, or someone passionate about sustainability, this podcast will spark your curiosity and fuel your journey into the electric future. Listen to the podcast: BYD Just Replaced an Entire Car in 5 Months — All-New Seal 07 REVEALED
Welcome to The Electric Viking Podcast, where we dive deep into the future of electric vehicles, renewable energy, and the technologies that are shaping tomorrow. Join me as I explore the latest trends, innovations, and the minds behind the revolution, helping you stay ahead of the curve in this fast-evolving industry. Whether you're an EV enthusiast, a tech lover, or someone passionate about sustainability, this podcast will spark your curiosity and fuel your journey into the electric future. Listen to the podcast: BYD Files 6 Solid-State Battery Patents — Production Starts 2027
Welcome to The Electric Viking Podcast, where we dive deep into the future of electric vehicles, renewable energy, and the technologies that are shaping tomorrow. Join me as I explore the latest trends, innovations, and the minds behind the revolution, helping you stay ahead of the curve in this fast-evolving industry. Whether you're an EV enthusiast, a tech lover, or someone passionate about sustainability, this podcast will spark your curiosity and fuel your journey into the electric future. Listen to the podcast: Hyundai just cut EVERY EV price in Australia — up to $10,175 AUD off
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