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Ford upgrades the 2027 Mustang Mach-E with a bigger standard battery and a brand-new Trail trim, while Tesla pushes its Unsupervised FSD timeline further into 2027. Plus, we dive into Lexus bringing DC fast charging to the NX plug-in hybrid, Mercedes' ridiculously powerful new AMG GT SUV, and GM's next-generation EV platform. It's another packed episode of The Friday Charge from EV Geek Studios! ⚡ IN THIS EPISODE: 🚙 2027 Ford Mustang Mach-E: A standard 88 kWh battery, a new Trail trim, and BlueCruise 1.5. 🤖 Tesla FSD & Cybercab: Unsupervised FSD moves to Q2 2027, while Cybercab deliveries could begin by the end of 2026. 🔌 Lexus NX PHEV: A bigger battery, 45 miles of electric range, and DC fast charging. 🏎️ Mercedes-AMG GT SUV: Up to 1,153 horsepower and claimed charging speeds of up to 710 kW. 🔋 GM's Next-Gen EV Platform: Better efficiency, lighter vehicles, new battery technology, and centralized computing. 👇 Which story interests you most? Let us know in the comments! 👍 Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more EV news, reviews, and analysis from EV Geek Studios. 🎧 Listen to The Friday Charge wherever you get your podcasts!
🚨 Volkswagen is remotely limiting the charging capacity of more than 22,000 ID.4 electric SUVs in the US—and a potential battery fire risk is at the center of it all. Welcome to EV Geek Studios' Mini Charge! In this episode, Joel breaks down Volkswagen's latest recall affecting select 2023–2026 ID.4 models and the controversial over-the-air update that automatically limits maximum battery charging to 80%. Why is VW taking this approach? What does it mean for owners who paid for the full range of their EV? And should automakers be able to remotely change vehicle settings in the name of safety? In this episode, we cover: ⚡ Volkswagen's recall affecting 22,524 ID.4 vehicles. 🔥 The battery overheating and fire risks associated with charging above 80%. 📱 How Volkswagen's remote charging restriction works through the myVW app. 🔋 The ongoing investigation into battery cells supplied by SK Battery America. 🚗 What losing access to 20% of your battery capacity could mean for road trips and daily driving. 🛠️ Volkswagen's search for a permanent fix and what affected owners might expect next. We also discuss the bigger questions this recall raises about EV ownership, over-the-air updates, and the balance between vehicle safety and owner control. ID.4 OWNERS: Would you accept the 80% charging limit or decline the setting and manage your charging yourself? Join the conversation and let us know what you think. If you enjoy EV news, electric vehicle reviews, industry analysis, and conversations about the future of transportation, follow EV Geek Studios and The Friday Charge on Spotify. Thanks for listening—and until next time, stay charged and stay geeky!
🚀 Tesla’s new Roadster is back, and the claims are absolutely wild! Tesla’s next-generation Roadster promises performance that sounds like science fiction: a claimed 0–60 mph time of under one second, SpaceX-inspired cold gas thrusters, an onboard compressed-air system, and a projected driving range of up to 620 miles. But there's a catch—and it could be the biggest story of the entire reveal. On this episode of The Friday Charge from EV Geek Studios, we're breaking down Tesla’s latest Roadster announcement and exploring whether this futuristic electric supercar can live up to the hype. ⚡ In this episode, we discuss: 🚗 Mind-Blowing Performance: Can the Roadster really accelerate from 0–60 mph in less than a second? 🚀 Rocket-Inspired Technology: How Tesla's cold gas thrusters could take performance to an entirely new level. 🔋 The Range Question: How does the onboard air compressor work, and what happens to driving range when you use the thrusters? 💰 The Price Tag: A projected $200,000 starting price and reservation options reaching $250,000. ⚠️ The Fine Print: What Tesla's pre-order agreement says about delivery timing—and why potential buyers should pay attention. 🤔 Can Tesla Deliver? After years of delays, is the Roadster finally approaching production, or are we still waiting for the ultimate electric supercar? The technology sounds incredible, but the unanswered questions remain. Is this the future of performance cars, or another round of big promises from Tesla? THE BIG QUESTION: Would you put down $250,000 for a car with rocket-inspired technology when the delivery timeline isn't guaranteed? 🎧 Listen now, then share your thoughts with us!
EV Charging Hits a Major Milestone, Ford's New Electric Truck Waitlist Opens, and the VW ID.Buzz Could Be Making a Comeback! It's another big week in the EV world! America's fast-charging network has officially surpassed 80,000 ports, Ford is preparing for its upcoming affordable electric pickup, Slate opens its first physical showroom, and Volkswagen's next-generation ID.Buzz is starting to sound more likely than ever. In this episode, we're breaking down the biggest electric vehicle stories and what they mean for the future of EVs. 🔋 IN THIS EPISODE: ⚡ America's EV Charging Network Passes 80,000 Ports The latest Paren report reveals 80,964 DC fast-charging ports across the US. We look at Tesla's continued expansion, IONNA's rapid growth, Walmart's charging rollout, faster charging speeds, rising charging prices, utilization rates, and nationwide reliability. 🚙 Slate Opens Its First Brick-and-Mortar Store Slate has opened its first retail location in Chicago inside a former Tesla showroom. The location gives potential customers and fleet buyers a chance to see the upcoming vehicle in person and take a test ride. 🛻 Ford Opens the Waitlist for Its Affordable Fathom Pickup Ford is letting interested buyers sign up for invitations to preorder its upcoming electric pickup when preorders begin in 2027. With a targeted starting price under $30,000, an LFP structural battery pack, BlueCruise, Apple Maps, and bidirectional charging, could this be an EV worth waiting for? 🚐 Volkswagen's Next-Generation ID.Buzz Could Be Coming Remember when we discussed VW delaying the ID.Buzz's US return? New comments from the 2026 Paris Auto Show suggest the company is actively developing a next-generation model. We discuss the new SSP platform, the possibility of an LFP battery, lower production costs, updated styling, and the return of physical buttons. Which of these stories matters most for the future of electric vehicles? Is America's charging infrastructure finally catching up? Could Ford's affordable pickup change the EV market? And would you buy a next-generation ID.Buzz? Let us know in the comments! 👍 Like the video if you enjoy EV news and analysis. 💬 Subscribe for more electric vehicle news, reviews, industry trends, and deep dives.
The U.S. EV market is changing fast! ⚡ After a turbulent year, electric vehicle sales bounced back in Q3 2026—but the winners and losers might surprise you. In this episode of Shift & Signal, we break down the latest Cox Automotive and Kelley Blue Book data to uncover what's really happening in America's electric vehicle market. EV sales climbed 7.7% quarter over quarter, market share rebounded to 6.5%, and some automakers are gaining serious momentum while others struggle to keep up. 🚗 In this episode, we cover: EV Sales Rebound: What the 7.7% quarterly increase tells us about the market. Tesla's Dominance: Why Tesla still commands 54% of the U.S. EV market despite declining sales. Toyota's Massive Surge: How Toyota and Lexus are making major gains in electric vehicles. Rivian's Big Quarter: What's driving the company's impressive growth? EV Prices Are Falling: Why the price gap between electric and gas-powered vehicles is shrinking. The Hybrid Boom: Why hybrids are becoming an increasingly popular choice for American drivers. What's Next for EVs? Could rising gas prices help spark another wave of electric vehicle adoption? Is the U.S. EV market finally stabilizing, or is this just a temporary rebound? And with Toyota, Rivian, Tesla, and other automakers battling for buyers, which brands are best positioned for the future? 💬 Join the conversation: Would you buy an EV, choose a hybrid, or stick with a gas-powered vehicle? Let us know in the comments! 👍 Like the video, subscribe for more automotive news and analysis, and share this episode with someone interested in the future of electric vehicles.
Volkswagen is replacing the ID.4 with an all-new electric SUV, and it brings back one of VW’s most recognizable names: the ID. Tiguan! 🚙⚡ In this episode of EV Geek Studios, we break down the new design, upgraded interior, physical buttons, battery options, driving range, performance, and what this new electric SUV could mean for American EV buyers. Can the ID. Tiguan compete with the Tesla Model Y, Hyundai IONIQ 5, and Kia EV6? And will Volkswagen finally deliver the electric SUV buyers have been waiting for? Would you choose the new VW ID. Tiguan over a Tesla Model Y? Let us know in the comments! Like the video, subscribe to EV Geek Studios, and turn on notifications for the latest EV news, reviews, and analysis.
Tesla’s new Emergency Drive Away feature could lead to $25,000 in repairs, Jaguar unveils its wild new Type 01 EV, and the Model 3 and Model Y are getting some big updates! On this episode of EV Geek Studios, we break down the latest EV news: Tesla Emergency Drive Away: Drive away from a Supercharger with the cable attached—but at what cost? Jaguar Type 01: Over 1,000 horsepower, a 120 kWh battery, and a starting price around $172,000! Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback: New pricing raises questions about how it competes with the Nissan Leaf and other EVs. Tesla Model 3 Updates: A new 16-inch display, improved performance, and more range. Tesla Home Backup: Eligible Model 3 and Model Y vehicles can now power your home with Tesla Powershare. Which story caught your attention? Let us know in the comments! Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more EV news, reviews, and analysis from EV Geek Studios.
Lucid just slashed Q3 production by 38% — but there's more to the story. In this episode, we break down Lucid's Q3 2026 production and delivery numbers, its $1.38 billion inventory problem, the company's strategy under new CEO Silvio Napoli, and why the upcoming Cosmos could be critical to Lucid's future. We also compare Lucid's numbers to Rivian and look at what comes next for the luxury EV maker.
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