By Phil Royle – July 29, 2021 It’s all yoke all the time on this week’s episode of The Watt Car podcast, although to…

By Edward A. Sanchez – July 25, 2021 Over the last several weeks, western Germany has been hit with some of the wors…

By Phil Royle – July 22, 2021 It’s stories galore on this week’s The Watt Car automotive electrification podcast, an…

By Edward A. Sanchez – July 21, 2021 This is an unexpected twist in the saga of the Tesla Cybertruck. Since its offi…

By Edward A. Sanchez – July 21, 2021 This past week, various blog posts and news outlets have proclaimed “Tesla Open…

By Edward A. Sanchez – July 20, 2021 One of the most interesting developments in the last decade with the increase i…

By Edward A. Sanchez – July 19, 2021 It’s no mystery which brand currently sells the highest number of EVs in the U.…

By Phil Royle – July 15, 2021 Co-hosts Phil Royle and Edward A. Sanchez meet up in person between podcast recordings…

By Edward A. Sanchez – July 14, 2021 Human beings aren’t always rational creatures. Certainly, some cultures, gender…

By Edward A. Sanchez – July 9, 2021 This week, Stellantis held its EV Day, in which the European/American transnatio…

By Phil Royle – July 8, 2021 On this week’s episode of The Watt Car automotive electrification podcast, co-host Edwa…

By Edward A. Sanchez – July 5, 2021 In an inescapable indication of how the automotive landscape is changing, and re…

By Edward A. Sanchez – July 5, 2021 On June 30, Volvo gave a detailed look at its future product roadmap, and its co…

By Phil Royle – July 2, 2021 We’ve posed the question many times on our podcast : When it comes to capturing the ima…

By Phil Royle – July 1, 2021 This week on The Watt Car podcast, co-hosts Edward A. Sanchez and Phil Royle welcome Je…