Today's episode cover a lot of topics with Jeroen.

How he started on his Prius journey.

How we are in the same situation when it comes to battery electric vehicles.

How I almost bought a high milage Gen 3 Prius plugin and a small EV, before I bought my 2005 Prius.

What finance plan does Jeroen have in place to save for his next car.

We of course talk about Toyota from an industry point of view about their recent EV news.

BLNT here with an episode for your today about EVs. Jesse shares a few aspects about his road test of the Audi e-Tron and we touch on some other EVs.

Hey there what’s up Prius nation BLNT here with a special thank you episode for you as Prius Podcast turned 1 year old this day. I'm sharing some interesting aspects of the podcast.

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I have an episode for you today about a tough car choice. Our Prius fleet consisted of my wife’s 2004 with 293k kms (183k miles), my 2005 242k kms (151k miles) and the two 2006s around 200k kms (125k miles) that belonged to my sister-in-law and brother-in-law. But they wanted something bigger.

The 1 million hybrid mile Jesse shares his experience about his Gen4 Prius experience.

The 1 million hybrid mile Jesse shares how his Gen3 Prius is holding up after 381,000 miles (609,000 km).

The hybrid battery pack is as strong as it's weakest link.

In today's episode, Jesse (the 1 million hybrid mile man), a Gen 3 and a Gen 4 owner is going to share his experience on another hybrid he owns, a manual Honda Civic.

Hey there what’s up Prius nation, here are a few tips on how to store the Prius.

In today's episode I have a chat with Jesse who is not only a huge fan of hybrid and electric cars but the President of the New England Electric Auto Association. Jesse road tested a Toyota Camry competitor that only a few people know about.

Jesse was a previous guest on the show with his 865,000 miles Prius experience: https://cutt.ly/8yysMsM

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The New England Electric Auto Association (www.neeaa.org) has been around for over 50 years. They hold monthly meetings throughout New England to promote the adoption of EVs through education and advocacy. 

A repurposed episode segment on a topic I think is important to get some separate information from a Toyota Expert. Peter the hybrid guy talks about the 2 urban myths whether a Gen2 Prius inverter could be killed by going fast with the car or a long period of time, or if towing could harm the inverter.

Use these advises at your own risk.

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