EV vs. ICE Vehicles: Should We Detail Them Differently? | Q&A
About this episode
The episode dives into the differences between detailing electric vehicles (EVs) and internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, with hosts Dane and Anthony discussing their experiences and techniques. They explore the unique aspects of detailing EVs, such as handling high-voltage components and the differences in engine bays. The conversation also touches on the detailing community, product recommendations, and the importance of quality in detailing supplies. Listeners can expect insights on product usage, detailing tips, and a lively Q&A segment with audience interaction.
For this week's Q&A, we're asking whether detailers should treat EV's and ICE, (Internal Combustion Engine) vehicles the same or differently when it comes time to clean them! In the car wash bay to demonstrate, we have an all-electric 2020 Chevy Bolt EV, and Carson joins Dane & Anthony in the studio to help illustrate some of the differences that detailers may encounter as cars, trucks & SUV's continue to evolve!
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GMC Cyclone
"But if I use a microfiber mitt, is the cyclone mitt better or is the chenille wash mitt better? ..."
Tesla Cybertruck
"...arge port instead of a gas door, but I'd like the Cybertruck thing where they're trying to change different ma..."
Ford Cougar
"...gy electricity slash battery juice, like the Ford Cougar, for example. I myself owned a Ford C-Max energy,"
Honda Accord
"...my favorite hybrids ever is still the newer Honda Accord, because it's just extremely efficient,"
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