About this episode
Alex and Jim chat about recent and upcoming electric vehicle experiences, including reviews of the Kia EV9, Honda Jazz hybrid, and the new Genesis GV60. They discuss the challenges of podcasting, potential podcast studio rentals, and the excitement around new EV launches like the Kia EV4 and PV5. Jim shares plans to attend the SEMA show in Las Vegas, highlighting EV conversions and aftermarket innovations, though visa issues limit his filming. The conversation also touches on the Honda Prelude launch, the growing presence of Geely in the UK, and the evolving van market with electric options. They wrap up with personal updates and future content plans.
Jim and Alex are back to talk about what they have been up for the past few weeks, such as Alex's drive in the Honda Jazz, what they think about the new Honda Prelude and Jim's upcoming trip to SEMA in Los Angeles.
Land Rover Range Rover
"...hat is that people could be maybe coming out of a Range Rover to that. Yeah. And they're probably used to like ..."
Genesis GV70
"And then, yeah, the week before that I had what was supposed to have the GV 70 that you reviewed about. I think about what the video for that came out the other day."
Genesis GV60
"I think about what the video for that came out the other day. But I had the brand new GV 60 instead, which was a lovely upgrade because the GV 60 has only just come out."
Kia Sportage
"Not EV related, but I went to the Kia Sportage launch week. That was very nice."
Honda Prelude
"...ess you haven't had time to see it, but the Honda Prelude reviews came out yesterday. So we were recording ..."
Ford Mustang
"...ectric that we both went to, they had that charge Mustang, didn't they?"
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