Electrify Podcast

Our third Industry Day Panel from the Austin Electrify Expo event, "The Last Mile & Urban Outfitting", featuring our panelists LeGrand Crewse of Super73, Juls Bindi of ZuGo Bike, Meghan Braley of ScootRoute, Claudia Wasko of Bosch E-Bike Systems, and moderated by our own Jo Borras.

Our second Industry Day Panel, " From Pumps to Plugs: The Future of Keeping Us Charged", featured Industry Day Panel Tannaz Banisadre

Tannaz Banisadre of Greenlots, Stuart Gardner of Generation180, Michael Rice of AMP, and our own Matt Teske, who is also CEO/Founder of Chargeway.

As part of the Austin event, Electrify Expo invited industry thought leaders to take part in one of several panels. This first panel, Catching Your Ride, EVs Shared and Owned features Amy Atchley from Austin Energy, Drew Hopkins of EV car sharing service Envoy There, Melika Jahangiri from Hyundai North America, Alexander Esposito EV shuttle service Circuit, Nicolaus Nagel of Pave Motors, and Kristian Russel of Ferry Automotive.

From its humble Kickstarter roots, Onyx has brought a chill vibe and a cafe-racer look to its ebike brand - and Jo and Matt get some insight into some exciting happenings in Onyx's near future.

Born in the farms of New Zealand, UBCO's 2x2 bikes can go where almost no other ebike can - effortlessly, and in style.

If you want a ready-to-go, no-risk e-bike experience, SYKL might be the brand for you - making customer satisfaction and simplicity the hallmark of their brand.

Consumers interested in EVs have always asked the question - how do I charge at home? What once cost a thousand dollars or more and could require permits can now be done for a third of the cost with a simple box called SplitVolt.

EV fans have a lot to be thankful this year, with some big electrification plans coming out of legancy brands such as Harley-Davidson, Jeep, and Hummer.

Jo and Matt dive deep into how the city of Austin, TX is promoting the world of EVs with programs such as unlimited EV charging for about $4/month.

Aventon knows bikes, getting their start with traditional pedal power before making the big electric leap in 2018, while still looking like, well...bikes!