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Briefly | 29 Aug 2025

Briefly | 29 Aug 2025

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A quick roundup of the latest in electric vehicles, featuring Volvo's new plug-in hybrid with an impressive 124 miles of all-electric range and the upcoming launch of Turkish EVs in Germany. Ford secures a government grant for their green EV production, while Kia remains optimistic about meeting the 2035 EU ban on combustion engines. The episode also touches on advancements in car shopping technology with Capital One's Chat Concierge and highlights new EV initiatives from Shell and Tim Hortons. Stay informed on the evolving EV landscape in under five minutes.

Topics: volvo plug-in hybrid turkish evs in germany ford government grant kia 2035 ev target capital one chat concierge ev charging initiatives new electric models ev range discussions
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Volvo XC70

"... 124 miles of all-electric range in the new Volvo XC70. How much EV range is enough range in a plug-in h..."
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Tesla Model

"..., cost 39.990, so a 40 grand SUV right up against Tesla Model Y, 80 kilowatt-hour pack, 300 miles of range"
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Ford Puma

"by the UK government. And the Ford Puma Gen E and the Ford E-Tornio Courier, and the firs..."
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Genesis GV60

"...onna sign off very soon on the final Magma specs, GV60 Magma, spotted on the Nurburgring ahead of its la..."
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Hyundai Ioniq

"...other high-performance cars from the same stable, Hyundai IONIQ 6Ns and stuff like Kiri V6s."
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