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Briefly | 26 Aug 2025

Briefly | 26 Aug 2025

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About this episode

The episode dives into the latest developments in the EV market, highlighting the upcoming ID-1 from Volkswagen, which promises to be their smallest and most affordable electric vehicle yet. It also discusses Uber's new CEO for their freight division, Rebecca Tanucci, and the improvements in the 2026 Toyota BZ and Chevy Equinox models. Other topics include the BYD Ato 2's entry into the UK market, advancements in battery storage, and the compatibility of Jaguar Land Rover's I-PACE with Tesla's Supercharger network. Insights into global EV battery production and market trends round out the discussion.

Topics: volkswagen id-1 uber freight toyota bz chevy equinox byd ato 2 battery storage jaguar land rover ev market trends global battery production
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Chevrolet Equinox

"..., but you get 60 miles more range. The 2026 Chevy Equinox is also a little bit more expensive. However, sta..."
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Atto Ato 2

"The standard used to be a paid for extra. The BYD Ato 2 is arriving in the United Kingdom, starting at 31..."
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Kia EV3

"... You're going to have to argue me away from a Kia EV3 at low 30s. BYD saying the Ato 2, but it's 50 som..."
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Jaguar Ipace

"We've got more batteries than we know what to do with. And Jaguar Land Rover say that the I-PACE is now compatible with Tesla Supercharger Network."
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