Car Dealer Podcast Live 2025 – with Vicky Hart, Matt Galvin and Alex Bradley
About this episode
A lively discussion at the Car Dealer Podcast Live 2025 features industry experts Vicky Hart, Matt Galvin, and Alex Bradley, who share insights on the evolving automotive landscape. Topics include the rise of Chinese car brands, the impact of electric vehicle grants, and the challenges of sourcing and marketing used cars. The panelists emphasize the importance of adapting to market changes, building brand loyalty, and understanding consumer behavior in a competitive environment. Engaging anecdotes and audience interactions add to the dynamic atmosphere of the event.
We're joined live on stage (in a hotel in Oxfordshire) to chat to three fantastic guests from all corners of the automotive industry.
Vicky Hart, head of Marketing and Digital for Waylands, Matt Galvin, managing director of Polestar UK & Ireland, and Alex Bradley, founder of Small Cars Direct, chat to the Car Dealer team about all things motor trade.
Podcast Live 2025 is sponsored by Motorway
Polestar 3
"it's Volvo Polestar 3 is underpinned and shared with the same platform ..."
Volvo EX90
"...derpinned and shared with the same platform as an EX90 Polestar 2 is underpinned and shares a platform w..."
Volvo XC40
"...ar 2 is underpinned and shares a platform with an XC40 so those ties are still really really important"
Polestar 2
"with the same platform as an EX90 Polestar 2 is underpinned and shares a platform with an XC40..."
Tesla Model
"... the deals we've been doing recently have been on Tesla Model 3s and the conversation is"
Tesla Model 3S
"... the deals we've been doing recently have been on Tesla Model 3s and the conversation is"
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