In this episode, we head to Milan to speak to Hazim Nada and Filippo Perini of the new, Italian automotive brand AEHRA. Here, Hazim explains the journey in getting the car to this stage, and Filippo breaks down the process of designing the brands first EV, an ultra-premium SUV. 

In this episode, we speak to Toddington Harper, the co-founder and CEO of GRIDSERVE, and Ken McMeikan, the chief executive of Moto Hospitality. Ken and Toddington discuss the rollout of high-powered GRIDSERVE EV chargers across Moto service stations, the challenges of electrifying the UK's motorway network, and their plans for the future. 

Cherry Martin speaks to Massimo Cialone, Chief Compounder Specialist, about Hankook's partnership with Formula E and the company's new iON tyres engineered specifically for electric vehicles. 

In this episode, we speak to Jerry Williams, the CEO of EV battery recycling firm, Gigamine. Here, Jerry explains the process of recycling EV batteries, the challenges that come with the industry, and what the long-term vision of Gigamine looks like. 

In this episode, we speak to Charles Fawcett, the founder of Twisted Automotive, about his love of Land Rover's and why the company decided to create its very own electric Defender. 

In this episode, we speak to James Eaton, the CEO and co-founder of EV battery firm, IONETIC. 

IONETIC came to the market earlier this year with its cost effective battery pack solution, and James is here to tell us all about the new technology, as well as discussing the journey of the company so far. 

In this episode, we speak to Hazim Nada, co-founder and CEO of Italian EV firm, Aehra. Here, Hazim shares his vision for the company, the inspiration behind Aehra and what the future of the EV industry could look like.

In this episode, we speak to Chris Shelley, the CEO of sustainable energy firm Solar Botanic. SolarBotanic recently announced the launch of its ‘solar tree’, a sustainable energy solution that uses solar power for rapid electric vehicle charging and much more. Chris is here to talk about the journey of the company, the role of solar in the UK’s transition to electric vehicles, and the long term vision of SolarBotanic. 

In this episode, we speak to Ian Johnston, the CEO of Osprey Charging, and Kate Tyrrell, the co-founder of ChargeSafe. Host of the podcast, Charlie Atkinson, visits Osprey’s new charging station, the first accessibly designed hub by the network, which has been rated as the most accessible site in the UK by ChargeSafe. Here, Ian outlines Osprey’s commitment to safety and accessibility, whilst Kate explains exactly what it takes to get a five-star rating. 

In this episode, we're joined by Craig Slater, Managing Director of EV charging provider Sevadis. Here, Craig talks about the growth of Sevadis, and outlines his mission to transform the company into one of the biggest players in the EV charging space.