The Road Ahead with The AA

The Road Ahead with The AA

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  • S1 E1 EVs

    Introducing The Road Ahead with The AA, a brand-new monthly podcast exploring the motoring issues that matter to drivers.

    For our first episode, host Jack Cousens, AA Head of Roads Policy, is joined by Jamie Muir from AA Cars and Charlie Cook, Founder and CEO of Rightcharge, to talk electric cars.

    Are EVs really practical for everyday driving? How far can you travel on a charge? Is charging at home really that much cheaper? And what are your options if you don’t have a driveway?

    Jamie and Charlie discuss everything from used EV prices and battery life to public charging, range anxiety and what it’s actually like to live with an electric car.

    Plus, they explain why one of the best ways to decide whether an EV is right for you might simply be to get behind the wheel and try one.

    The Road Ahead with The AA brings together experts and industry voices every month to take a deeper look at the issues shaping driving today and in the future.

    Got a question or an idea for a future episode? Email us at [email protected].

     

    Chapters:

    1:45 – Why EVs should be considered

    3:00 – Best cars to consider

    5:45 – Are used EVs becoming cheaper?

    7:15 – How much does it cost to charge an EV?

    8:45 – Home charging vs public charging

    10:00 – Can you own an EV without a driveway?

    12:20 – What to consider before buying an EV

    13:55 – Would EV drivers go back to petrol or diesel?

    15:10 – Salary sacrifice and buying an EV

    16:00 – How long do EV batteries last?

    18:25 – The future of the EV transition

    20:15 – What could help more drivers switch to EVs?

    22:00 – Pay-per-mile charges for electric cars

    24:00 – Should your next car be an EV?

    26 min

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The Road Ahead with The AA is a new monthly podcast exploring the big issues affecting drivers and the future of motoring.