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Stories we discuss in this episode (with links):
- Tesla spotted stockpiling some brand new Model Y SUVs at factory
- With Tesla deal set, Chinese battery maker CATL makes plans to quadruple output
- Tesla could be worth $1.5 trillion by the end of the decade, says Ron Baron
- Classic Ford Bronco goes electric for $185,000
- Ford struggles with investors just as it prepares to launch EVs
- Coronavirus forces shutdown of Geneva Motor Show, but BMW i4 and other EVs will be unveiled online
- Audi unveils new e-tron S, claims will be ‘first electric cars worldwide with three motors in mass production’
- January EV sales in Europe gives hope automakers will meet 2020 EU emission targets
- DC’s electric vehicle charging law will have residents paying double to triple
- Citroën launches $6,000 electric car that a 14-year-old can drive
- BMW puts iNEXT electric car prototype through extreme heat test, battery pack ‘stands’ it
- Climate Crisis Weekly: The EPA rolls back greenhouse-gas-leak prevention rule
- EGEB: UK’s National Express to cease buying diesel buses
- 28 MPH Juiced Scorpion moped-style electric bike begins deliveries
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