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More discussion around the upcoming Australian release of the Hyundai Ioniq.

Tim answers questions about his Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV including whether it can go on sand.

What's happening to the Chevy Volt? Is this the end of the most popular electric car to date?

Check out the Non-profit initiative Zeromow aimed at creating awareness of the benefits of battery electric lawn and garden maintenance equipment and electric vehicles powered by 100% renewable energy.

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Ludicrous Feed is a Sydney-based YouTube channel showing daily life as an Australian family with an electric vehicle. Tom provides straightforward candid insights into key issues around EV adoption such as vehicle range, charging infrastructure and road trip planning.

The channel started in 2018 after Tom purchased his Tesla Model S. The weekly live stream provides an opportunity for audience members to engage with others from the EV community as well as to stay up to date with the latest industry news. Tom also has a Tesla Powerwall 2 coupled with rooftop solar and has reviewed many other electric vehicles for the channel including brands such as BYD, Geely (Polestar, Volvo, Zeekr, Smart), Hyundai Motor Group (Hyundai, Kia, Genesis), SAIC (MG, LDV), GWM, Stellantis (Peugeot, Fiat, Abarth, Jeep), VW Group (Cupra, Skoda), BMW Group (Rolls Royce, Mini), GM (Cadillac), Ford, Toyota, Subaru, Nissan, Renault, Xpeng, Chery and Deepal.

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[ElectraRC]

Once you use battery lawn equipment you don't go back....36 vdc....Great video guys...

[RadoTrenciansky]

Drivers of Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV are all experiencing serious battery degradation. As per Unplugged EV youtube channel when those cars arrived in Australia Mitsubishi couldn't sell them fast enough and those cars were sitting unused for extensive periods of time and batteries were not charged. Their battery packs degraded quite badly due to low state of charge. Mitsubishi refused to do anything about it and claimed that it was normal. Community got together and threatened Mitsubishi with class action due to poor customer service and negligence and then Mitsubishi turned around and agreed to replace those battery packs under warranty. Maybe your friend Tim should contact Mitsubishi and report his poor EV range Tom.

[wrecktifier]

Some of us (by some of us, I mean most of us) would like a safety net, with current market (most people that drive petro vehicles would rather not run out of gas or worry about running out before getting to their destination).
Don't forget the trees and grass behind you in video need carbon dioxide and the grass and trees in return make oxygen. Maybe we should put corks in volcanos and put big tarps over the oceans to catch the biggest producer of co2.

[conradfuller]

The manufacturers pathetic claim there is not enough ‘charging infrastructure’ in Australia? There are far more electric charging points in Australia than petrol stations! Every house has electric power. They are still in the ICE mindset that you have to go to a servo and ‘fill up’. Just a delaying excuse.