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New year, new podcast! If you've been following @EVNewsDaily on Twitter I thought it was about time to summarise all our posts about electric cars and sustainable transport in one handy audio update.

Today we cover off:

UK Government climate advisers want the majority of new cars "to be electric" by 2030. But there's confusion over what that means.

Ferrari seems to be doing a u-turn on making an EV after years of saying they never would.  

Nissan already have the World's biggest selling EV but now they have an announcement about Infiniti.

Do we need wireless charging for our electric cars? BMW thinks so.3

China's GAC have a new concept car, and want to come to the USA.

And finally a bumpy start for London's new eCity electric taxis.

Hope you enjoy. See you tomorrow. Martyn.

UK Government climate advisers want the majority of new cars "to be electric" by 2030. But there's confusion over what that mean.

Ferrari seems to be doing a u-turn on making an EV after years of saying they never would.

Nissan already have the World's biggest selling EV but now they have an announcement about Infiniti.

Do we need wireless charging for our electric cars? BMW thinks so.

China's GAC have a new concept car, and want to come to the USA.

And finally a bumpy start for London's new eCity electric taxis.

UK Government climate advisers want the majority of new cars "to be electric" by 2030. But there's confusion over what that mean.

Ferrari seems to be doing a u-turn on making an EV after years of saying they never would.

Nissan already have the World's biggest selling EV but now they have an announcement about Infiniti.

Do we need wireless charging for our electric cars? BMW thinks so.

China's GAC have a new concept car, and want to come to the USA.

And finally a bumpy start for London's new eCity electric taxis.