Robbie has family commitments today so Perry Stern is sitting in with Nicole and Sam. Perry's been driving the McLaren 750S in Volcano Yellow and Cadillac Escalade. Nicole had the new gas powered Chevy Equinox and Sam had the new 2025 Mini Cooper S 4-door.

In the news we discuss Audi's latest attempt to reinvent the steering wheel stalk and BMW's new flax fiber composites. Most of China's auto plants are barely producing any vehicles and Congress is trying to gut fuel economy, emissions standards and kill any incentive for EVs. Hyundai and Toyota think 60 miles of range is enough for a plug-in hybrid. Stellantis is testing Fiat 500e's with swappable battery modules. Changes to the national electrical code could kill DIY EV charger installs. Ram cranks up the powertrain warranty and Honda launches an electric delivery vehicle for Europe.

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Audi Q3 reinvents the stalk

BMW creates plant fiber composites

China auto plants average 49% utilzation

Congessional majority aiming to gut emissions, CAFE, IRA

Hyundai/Toyota pausing race for ultra long range PHEVs

Stellantis testing battery swap 500e with Ample

Electric code change could ban DIY charger installs

Ram launches 10year/100K mile warranty

Honda launches Fastport eQuad prototype

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