Everything EV

In this episode, we're joined by David Martell, formerly of Chargemaster  and co-founder of home EV charging brand EVIOS. David is here to talk about the growth of EVIOS and Andersen EV, which was acquired by EVIOS last year, as well as the role of home charging in the UK’s transition to EVs. Having been involved in both sides of the industry, we also ask David if there is too much emphasis on the role of public charging infrastructure, and what the future of EV home charging could look like. 

This week, we’re joined by Michael Gibson of charge point management firm, Fuuse. 

Fuuse helps to remove the barriers of transitioning to electric vehicles for fleets and businesses of all different shapes and sizes, as well as offering charge pint solutions for workplaces and the wider public. 

In this episode, Michael will outline the mission of fuse, the challenges it faces, and the important role of electrifying fleets in the UK’s transition to EVs. 

This week, we're joined by Tom Callow, the Head of Corporate Communications for myenergi. In this episode, Tom outlines the meteoric rise of myenergi, which was recently listed as the ninth fastest growing company in the UK. Tom also discusses the importance of renewable energy in the UK’s transition to sustainable living, and what’s next for myenergi. 

This week, we're joined by Niall El-Assad of fuelService, a company that assists disabled drivers when refuelling and recharging their cars. Niall’s here to talk us through the journey of his company, the importance of accessibility within the EV sector, and what more can be done to make the EV industry more accessible. 

In this episode, Ash Tate of EV charging firm, Mina, discusses the journey of the company and its mission to simplify payment for EV charging. Ash also shares details of Mina's latest report which tackles some of the most common misconceptions within the EV industry.

In this episode, we're joined by Stephen Lambert of McLaren Applied. In his role as head of electrification, Stephen is at the forefront of McLaren Applied’s work in the EV automotive sector, and he’s here today to talk about the challenges the industry has faced over the past few years, how electric motorsport has influenced the new age of EVs, and what the future of the sector might look like. 

Mac Mackenney, the founder of the Max Adventure team, joins the podcast to talk about his teams extreme motoring challenges, which include a 3,000 mile journey from Oslo to Lisbon in an EV. Here, Mac talks about his career so far, where the idea for the challenge came from, as well as answering a few quick fire questions, too. 

We look back over some of the best moments of the Everything EV Podcast from 2022. Featuring ChargeSafe, Formula E, brand new electric vehicles and much more!

In this episode, we speak to Asher Bennett, the CEO and founder of Tevva, the manufacturer of hydrogen-electric trucks. Here, Asher discusses the benefits of adding hydrogen fuel cells to electric trucks, as well as sharing the story of how submarines influenced the business. 

In this episode, we speak to Tim Evans, the founder and CEO of solar powered destination charging firm, 3ti. Here, Tim discusses the growing role of solar within the EV industry and what the future of EV charging might look like.