Episode 96 - The EV Revolution Show - EV News from Around the World!
Channel: EV Revolution Show
Date: 2020-07-07

More news from around the globe including updates from Electrify America, Volkswagen ends ICEV production in a plant after 116 years, ID. Buggy will not happen, Arteon gets a Plug-in Hybrid Version, Byton may not survive much longer, India’s Tata Motors leads the way in EV affordability with the Nexon EV, Lordstown Motors rolls out a prototype and Opel continues their electrification with the new Mokka Electric!  

July 7 2020

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TIMESTAMPS:
Intro Credits:  00:00
Opening Remarks: 00:15
Electrify America Update: 00:33
VW Ends ICEV Production at Zwickau : 02:31
VW Will Not Produce the ID. Buggy: 04:41
VW Arteon PHEV for 2021: 05:54
Byton in Financial Woes: 07:13
India’s Tata Motors Brings Affordability to EVs: 08:51
Lordstown Motors Reveals (for real) the “Endurance” Prototype: 12:20 
Opel To Add Another All-Electric To The Lineup With The “Mokka E”: 14:11
Wrap Up/Patreon Thank You’s/Contact Information/End Credits: 15:24

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