Electrify Podcast

Today's guest is an icon of motorsport in so many different ways, and  someone who really needs no introduction other than a double thumbs up. Welcome to the show, Travis Pastrana!

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Two-time formula drift champion, the ultimate fun haver, creator of RTR, and someone who Jarod refers to as the modern-day Carroll Shelby, welcome to the show Vaughn Gittin Jr.

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The first guest of the reboot is the Co-Founder, and Cheif Marketing Officer of Super73, Michael Cannavo. Super 73 is an electric motorbike company that has made custom bikes for celebrities such as Justin Bieber, Will Smith, Madonna, and more. The two discuss the history of the company, the inspiration behind the company and much more.

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The Electrify Podcast is back, and we've got a brand new host - Jarod DeAnda! Our mission? Making EVs exciting and accessible for everyone! What to expect: we're bringing in diverse guests and fun content to tackle any doubts or concerns enthusiasts might have in the EV world. Electrify Expo has been a huge hit, and in this episode, Jarod chats with BJ Birtwell, the CEO of Electrify News, to add to the excitement. Jarod and BJ are pumped about the future of EVs, talking about standardization, infrastructure, and all the exciting stuff ahead. So get ready for an electrifying podcast that blends education, entertainment, and car culture. This podcast is one for the books!

• Legacy automakers partner with Tesla for a North American charging standard, impacting the EV industry.
• Non-Tesla EV charging remains challenging, according to Jarod.
• EV industry involves individuals like Cole Seely and Dr. Woo, and electric dirt bikes.
• Electric dirt bikes gain traction, big names like Kawasaki enter the market.
• Jarod and BJ admire Vaughn Gittin Jr.'s achievements and electrification efforts.
• Jarod's experience as an announcer shows deep involvement in the automotive industry.
• EV industry in early stages, parallels the transition from horse and carriage to combustion engines.
• Understanding opinion leaders, influencers, and new industry players is crucial, says BJ.
• BJ and Jarod excited for Electrify brand's growth and impact on the EV industry through their podcast, events, and diverse guests.

We are back! This was a previously recorded episode that Matt did with an American motorsport racing driver. The two discuss all things motorsports, car culture, and the EV revolution.
We do have a surprise coming next week with the re-launch of the show, so be sure to tune in!

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Matt and Jo dive into it all today. They first discuss government mandates and how SEMA is flexing its political muscles. Next, they dive into a deeper discussion on why we are fighting progress and change, the "me first" culture in the United States, and how the majority voice is scarcely heard. Lastly, they discuss new charging infrastructure for Tesla, vehicle safety, the greatness of the Chevy Bolt, and how car ownership will progress in the United States.

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Matt and Joe are back for episode 280. They start off with a discussion about Tesla Investor Day and what their main takeaways from the event were. Next, they discuss the landscape of charging and how it is evolving, with an update on the Tesla Supercharger discussion, as well as how consumers are choosing their vehicles based on where they can charge them. Then they talk about the NYC law on e-bikes, and the impact that will have. They close out the episode with a discussion on how to cultivate vision in the EV space, and the importance of partnering that vision with consistent innovation.

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Joining Jo today is Tracy Price, the founder and CEO of Qmerit — the largest OEM and car dealer partner in the EV charging space. Jo and Tracy discuss how Qmerit was founded, the value they provide to home charging consumers, and the focus they have on making sure each customer is left delighted with their experience. The two also touch on the importance of future-proofing home charging systems, as well as how to keep EVs -- and people! -- safe while charging their EVs.

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Joining Matt and Jo today is Loren McDonald from EV Adoption.com. The trio kick off the show with an in-depth discussion about the Tesla Superchargers and cleared up some of the confusion around the topic of who those will be available to. Next, they discuss BP buying Travel Centers of America,  Subway launching Oasis, and how these two companies are capitalizing on dwell time for the EV consumer. Lastly, they discuss the necessity of consistent language amongst EV manufacturers to ensure as little communication as possible for consumers.

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Joining Jo today is Cory Steuben who is the President of Munro & Associates which focuses on the lean design of auto manufacturing. Cory and Jo kick off the episode with a discussion about the thermal system of a vehicle, the reliability of EVs, and Cory explains why your EV might struggle in the winter at times. Next, they discuss cost-saving measures from manufacturers, Tesla's project highland, and Tesla's ability to make drastic changes to criticisms. Lastly, they discuss model design lifespan, the benefit of simplicity, and the importance of manufacturing at a high rate of speed. To close out the episode, Cory shares which auto manufacturer he believes is the closest to Tesla in the EV space.

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