Please turn JavaScript on
fullychargedshow icon

fullychargedshow

Subscribe to FullyChargedShow’s news feed.

Click on “Follow” and decide if you want to get news from FullyChargedShow via RSS, as email newsletter, via mobile or on your personal news page.

Subscription to FullyChargedShow comes without risk as you can unsubscribe instantly at any time.

You can also filter the feed to your needs via topics and keywords so that you only receive the news from FullyChargedShow which you are really interested in. Click on the blue “Filter” button below to get started.

Website title: FullyCharged.Show | Clean Energy | Electric Vehicles | Fully Charged Live

Publisher:  FullyChargedShow
Message frequency:  0.49 / day

Message History

Robert drives what might be the perfect small electric runaround, but there’s a BIG catch! Small, nippy, purple, the Super N drew some admiring glances, so what’s the problem…

Timestamps

0:00 First reactions of the Honda Super N
0:46 Price & trim levels
1:01 Efficiency test
1:50 How lig...


Read full story
Detroit’s Dunne, China’s won? How it happened & is it ‘unstoppable’?

Robert Llewellyn talks to Michael Dunne – entrepreneur, author and keynote speaker ≠ about China’s ambitions to dominate global electric car and battery markets.

How did it happen, and is China’s rise and America’s automotive decline inevitable?

Timestamps

0:00 Intro


Read full story

In this month’s episode of Almost Breaking News, UK EV sales just overtook petrol cars for the first time despite heavy lobbying from oil companies, carmakers, and unions!

Toyota’s 750-mile solid-state battery, Nio’s 62% sales jump, France’s mandatory solar carports, retired EV batteries getting a second life, a billionaire’s small modular nuclear bet, a new battery re...


Read full story
Have batteries made electric flight real? Can UK’s Vertical Aerospace conquer the skies?

All aboard for a British success story in the making? Bristol-based Vertical Aerospace is closer and closer to becoming a reality, and Robert Llewellyn discusses its progress with its Chief Engineer, David King, and how better and better battery technology has made it all possible.


Read full story