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Briefly | 22 Aug 2025

Briefly | 22 Aug 2025

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The latest episode dives into exciting developments in the EV market, highlighting the competitive pricing of the new Nissan LEAF, which starts under $30,000. Ford's Kentucky plant is now producing batteries for their electric models, while Kia gears up for the launch of the EV4 hatchback in Europe. The episode also touches on California's potential replacement for the federal EV tax credit and the growing number of public charging points in the EU. Listeners will find insights on the latest EV trends and market strategies.

Topics: nissan leaf pricing ford battery production kia ev4 launch california tax credit public charging points ev market trends
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Nissan Leaf

"...can click on a link in the show notes. The Nissan LEAF has got its US pricing and it's low. No, it's low..."
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Chevrolet Bolt EUV

"...he new Chevy Bolt with its LFP pack. Looks like a Bolt EUV. A bit of a headache, by the way."
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Ford F150 Lightning

"They're now making battery cells for the F-150 Lightning and the E-Transits. Kentucky one is the first factory there."
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Ford Etransits

"They're now making battery cells for the F-150 Lightning and the E-Transits. Kentucky one is the first factory there."
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Kia EV4

"when it's fully scaled. Kia is gonna make the EV4 in Europe. The first one just rolled off the prod..."
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Lucid Gravity

"on September 30th. Lucid's Gravity will make its European debut at the IAAA Auto Sho..."
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Bmw Ix3

"... them are AC public chargers. The next generation BMW iX3 has been spotted testing in China."
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