December 2025 was a tale of two extremes in the U.S. EV market: Kia saw a massive 50% drop in EV sales, while Hyundai continued to grow despite the expiration of federal EV tax credits.

In this Mini Charge episode, we break down:

Why Kia’s EV6 sales fell off a cliff in December

How Hyundai’s Ioniq lineup maintained momentum

What federal and state incentives mean for buyers

Consumer trends, range anxiety, and charging infrastructure

Market competition from Tesla, Ford, Rivian, and more

Expert insights on what 2026 holds for the U.S. EV market

Whether you’re an EV enthusiast, a potential buyer, or just curious about the industry, this episode explains the numbers, the strategy, and what it all means for the future of electric vehicles in the U.S.

Join us as we dive into the 2026 Chevrolet Sierra EV Elevation! From range and charging performance to interior features and driving experience, we cover everything you need to know about Chevy’s latest all-electric pickup. Whether you’re an EV enthusiast or truck lover, this review breaks down the highlights, quirks, and everything in between.

Tesla just lost its title as the world’s largest electric vehicle manufacturer — and the company that beat them might surprise you.

In this episode, we break down how BYD overtook Tesla in global EV sales, why Tesla’s deliveries are declining, and what this shift means for the future of electric vehicles. From changing consumer behavior and government incentives to pricing pressure and global expansion, we explore the real reasons behind this historic change in the EV industry.

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In this episode of EV Geek Studios, we break down the latest electric vehicle news:

Tesla unveils a brand-new feature for the Semi

GM starts testing Digital Keys for a more connected driving experience

Volkswagen pauses the ID.Buzz rollout in the US

Ford issues a recall after some vehicles may roll away

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The global EV market just hit a major turning point — and China’s automakers are leading the charge.

In this episode, we break down the record-setting 2025 performance of BYD, NIO, and XPeng, three of the biggest players reshaping the future of electric vehicles. From BYD’s massive global sales numbers to NIO’s premium delivery surge and XPeng’s explosive growth in international markets, we explore what’s driving their success — and what it means for Tesla, legacy automakers, and consumers heading into 2026.

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Whether you’re an EV enthusiast, investor, or just curious about where the auto industry is headed, this episode gives you a clear, engaging look at the biggest EV story of the year.

In this special episode of EV Geek Studios, we reveal our 2025 EVs of the Year — the electric vehicles that stood out above the rest for design, range, technology, value, and real-world usability.

We break down the top picks across multiple categories, explain why each model earned its spot, and discuss what these winners tell us about where the EV market is headed in 2025 and beyond.

Whether you're shopping for your next EV or just love keeping up with the latest in electric vehicles, this is your ultimate guide to the best EVs of the year.

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VinFast entered the U.S. with bold ambitions — flashy launches, rapid expansion plans, and promises to become a major global EV brand. But now, the Vietnamese automaker is quietly pulling back: closing dealerships, shrinking its retail footprint, and redirecting investment away from America.

In this episode, we break down what went wrong.

We explore VinFast’s declining U.S. sales, early product challenges, dealer closures, the impact of pricing and EV incentives, and why the company is shifting focus toward faster-growing markets in Asia instead. More importantly, we explain what this move tells us about the current state of the EV industry — where hype is fading, competition is rising, and only the strongest strategies will survive.

If you want to understand the business realities behind today’s EV market — and why not every EV startup can win in the U.S. — this episode is for you.

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Europe’s car market is growing again — and electric vehicles are the reason why.

In this episode, we break down new data showing European new-car sales rising for the fifth straight month, driven largely by battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. We look at which countries are leading the rebound, why EVs are outperforming gas and diesel, and how pricing, regulations, and Chinese automakers are reshaping the market.

We also compare Europe’s EV momentum to the U.S., explain why Europe is better positioned for electrification, and discuss what this trend means for legacy automakers, Tesla, and the future of the global auto industry.

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Wall Street is showing renewed confidence in Rivian, even as the overall electric vehicle market faces headwinds. In this episode, we break down why analysts are bullish, how Rivian is navigating production, partnerships, and profitability, and what it all means for the future of EVs.

Tune in to understand why Rivian might be the EV startup that survives—and thrives—while others struggle.

Key topics:

Rivian’s product strategy and commercial partnerships

Wall Street analyst upgrades and investor confidence

EV market trends and challenges in 2025

Risks and opportunities for Rivian’s growth

Volkswagen’s iconic electric Microbus has hit an unexpected speed bump. In this episode, we break down why VW is skipping the 2026 model year for the ID.Buzz in the United States, what the decision says about today’s EV market, and whether the Buzz can make a stronger comeback in 2027.

We dive into sales numbers, pricing challenges, range concerns, and shifting consumer expectations — plus what this pause means for Volkswagen’s broader electric vehicle strategy and the future of nostalgia-driven EVs.

Is this a temporary reset… or a warning sign for automakers betting on emotion over value? Tune in to find out.