@@dt8101 a couple of the German reviewers did in depth reviews for ora. One in English even. A bunch of southeast Asian reviews as well, none really in English. Seems like a great car. Was hoping g sub 25k but no dice it seems. Europe by end of year. Britain early next year is the plan. Hopefully the follow up the high spec models with some budget ones like in china. Punk cat, lightning cat and ballet cat coming as well.
The Hippo please, it may be the only electric vehicle that could be used as a wheelchair accessible vehicle? Maybe not even that. Having batteries in the floor presents massive problems for WAV designers.
Man this guy is slick - just what Fully Charged Show needed, no offence intended, but detail, opinion and humour makes it well worth a watch. Well done Jack
Jack Scarlett is fantastic. Genuinely entertaining, had me laughing out loud several times. Would have loved to be at that show as well... What a great clip.
I think that Smart concept looks really cool. 4.2ish Metres is really the limit of what I can fit in my little garage so any electric car that fits that description I'm interested in!
somewhat the same here - I can fit a little more in my garage, but I would loose the ability of putting my bikes behind my car. So about 4.2m it is. I want a small sporty two-seater. Once that is available, I am going to get one. Currently, it's a Z4 Coupe running on dead dinosaurs and ideally I'd have that car as a BEV. Doesn't need to be fast, just retain the driving characteristics.
Nice to see that the original Renault Modus concept from way back in the 90s finally makes it into production, albeit under another name - welcome, Hippo!
Someone once said “It's easy to produce a prototype/concept car....what is really difficult is bringing the design to mass production”!! (Mr. Musk!!) This well presented/produced video highlighted so many exciting ideas but I suspect you will be lucky to see 10% of them produced and for sale in large quantities!
I'm 63 years old , and I can tell you , the electric car revolution is historic , it's like being alive when the Ford model T hit the road , we live in a transformative moment in time , not to be taken lightly ,
Is it just me or is RUclips's ad selection on phenomenal form in this video? I had a Genesis album advert after the Hyundai section, then a Donkey sanctuary advert after Jack talked about the BMW's huge nostrils!
LOL... 10:09 - Your booboo correction has a booboo of its own. Written is 77km (125 miles)... those figures should be reversed. Still, I very much enjoyed the video... Keep up the good work.
I think the Cupra ones caught my eye the most. Especially the off road one. Looks like something you might drive in another planet too. Also I would love to see coverage of the so called micro mobility solutions more. Cheers! Love work! 🙂
Can't stand the fact that modern cars are so cramped in the front with daft huge centre consoles. That Audi with huge space is the way forward. That smart looks amazing, truly futuristic .
@5.27 fantistic to see a young child taking so much interest in car design. The hyundai robotaxi, interesting to see one in the flesh rather than the pipe dream that never materialised from Tesla. 16.05...the electric Chopper from Siemens... 🤔 a smutty joke lurking there somewhere 😂 A very interesting and entertaining review of the Munich show, thanks for sharing.
I'm interested in the smaller vehicles featured here. Loved your Carver video, the Microlino looks interesting though I'd want to see crash tests and that Mobilize Hippo could be a great little van depending on the cargo space. Really anything cheap and functional is my jam, that's why I've registered interest for a citroen ami.
Love the joke blink and you miss it * corrections. But if you do misquote in a video its all cool no worries but own those corrections. Don't flash them corrections up for a spit second, we could do with seeing them first time. Love your work keep it up ❤
Wait, please tell me you didn't actually fly over to Germany for the show? That would be somewhat contradictory to the spirit of Fully Charged, especially since it should be relatively easy to catch a train from Southern England. 🤔
It would be a great statement on sustainable transport & climate change if Fully Charged publicly committed to a "no fly" policy. Unless of course they're reviewing zero emission aircraft.
If you are going to Germany to try the microlino, get the bloody train! I'm sure Robert will tell you the same thing. I hope you took the train to Munich too - it's really not hard.
The Chinese brands have their work cut out for them. Selling cars in volume involves either building a dealer network or partnering with an established brand. Hyundai appeared in the US in the mid-1980s. It took 20 years for them to really get established.
Ah, Munich. Where they simply do not understand coeliac. But I think the Audi and others put the whole self-drive thing front and centre - you guys should totally interview Jack SAtilgoe (yes, son of Richard), who is The Man on self-driving ethics.
@@victorsvoice7978 True but id rather buy a Ev outside of the Chinese market and any Chinese EV on the market will have severe depreciation if a Taiwan/China war happens
Especially with now with supply chain shortages. These companies who did not invest in BEV supply chain many years ago. Now have bigger problems on top of being behind. All these new models, max 40,000 units per year.
First of all I'm loving your reviews but . . . "looking forward to flying out to Germany", mmmm really. Surely taking an EV or the train would be far better for us all.
That’s also true, in the sense that we can ‘pop’ somewhere, or ‘zip’ some place, without bubble wrap or raincoats. Sorry for my first reply, but honestly, can we not demonise people for doing normal, every day things. I think we would all be living very different lives if we based every mundane decision on whether it was for the greater good of humanity or not.
@@fabers92 To suggest that someone consider a different form of transport other than a plane to get to a destination that can be reached by a less polluting EV or (as in most of Europe) an electrically powered train is not to demonise them. Jack may, as is his right decide to fly. He might also take advantage of the route to test drive some of the new EVs that the show brought to our attention. I'm pretty sure he and us, his viewers would love that. I also do not consider the choice to fly over the choice to drive, take a train, coach or any other means a mundane decision. Each choice makes a big difference to one's own CO2 output. I am a supporter of all that Fully Charged have done from the very start and believe that they are and continue to do an amazing job in educating us all about the benefits, not only personally, but globally of moving to a renewably powered electric future. I personally have a long way to go in my quest to do the right thing. I still drive an old Vauxhall Vectra as I cannot afford any of the existing EV's but I now choose to drive it somewhat more sedately than I did several years ago. I choose to walk into town now whereas several years ago I would jump in the car. I switch the engine of at traffic lights. I choose to go by ferry and train to travel through Europe. All of these decisions and more have actually enriched my life. I do hope that helps you understand my initial response to Jack's statement. I must also say, I've never been called precious before. It made me laugh in a nice way and I, and my children thank you for that.
EU won't have car industry by 2030. This is the example of NOKIA. When market leaders think they lead the market, so they do not have to follow the demand :) Zero affordable car was presented. So, the first affordable car will be the new Tesla in Europe?
Nokia declined because they didn't adapt to new technologies. These European carmakers on the other hand are adapting to EVs already better than some American or Japanese companies. Tesla has not even presented an affordable model, and is rather moving towards more expensive models with the Cybertruck and Roadster, while VW sells an affordable EV right now with the e-up
@@seasong7655 VW E-Up only being sold in very limited number. (for example they sold 0 in Ireland this year) VW use EV to avoid penalty. Ambient light and 22" wheels are not technological innovations. I can do it with a Raspberry Pi under 100 euro in any car. I am not aware they are developing any super batteries. Just because a car looks good and modern, it does not mean automatically, it has any advanced technology. Good example the self driving car on the show which can't drive a single meter by it-self.
The Ioniq 5 Taxi model looked like a next generation Ghost Busters vehicle. The Ora Cat looks pretty cool. If that comes to the European / UK markets relatively quick and has a decent range it could well be a very important little car.
(Given the heavily discussed limitations imposed on this years show ie. lack of exhibitors, semi conductors et al), I think Jack did a brilliant job in presenting and still managed to make it really interesting and absorbing. Still trying to get over that hybrid/petrol Tesla though..(what a joke ha ha!) Happy days..😊
Whats insane is that in probably 5 years time 70%-80% of the stands will just be EVs - thank you Tesla for dragging the industry kicking and screaming into the 21st century lol
For real. Ages of weird looking electric cars being made to fail and now that the concept has been proven it is amazing how quickly EVs became beautiful.
This is the show Top Gear should have become when they revamped it. Informative and actually about the cars. Instead Top gear tries to carry on the same just with a different set of 3 middle aged men still driving round the countryside engaged in idiocy and shouting cliched catchphrases in various different accents.
As much as they brag that their models will be full self driving we know that will be years away if not never, because they don't have the infrastructure to develop it. Tesla haas designed their own chips. Traditionally legacy auto manufacturers have used what ever is available to suit their needs but FSD is a whole level above a standard car, to reinforce my point look at the joke that is Fords Blue Cruise it can only be used on a few preselected roads and then it cant manage a gentle bend. These legacy folks wont have it for at least another decade by then Tesla would have moved on. They should have started a decade ago but they didnt want to change
Definitely looking forward to the Curpa Born review - that is one good looking car and just the right size for most, the Urban Rebel looks very interesting as well (definitely getting Group B rally car vibes from that, which is always a good thing)... Seat is designing cars that just look better than VW
This has to be the most comprehensive EV car show out there. Loads of content, beautifully edited, totally watchable. well done guys! .......oh and Jack. where's your cool back pack from?
The Video was sadly totally overexposed, and the part about BMW extremely biased and a big failure not paying attention to one of the most ambitious car maker for sustainability and the Circular Economy.
A very entertaining video Jack. Thanks. But should ‘worrying about range anxiety’ more properly be called Anxiety Anxiety? 😄 I think a Hippo which could be switched between a camper & a van would be cool.
That's absolutely true, but we haven't seen anything yet ! just like the Japanese swamped our markets back in the 70s & 80s, it's coming via China this time for sure.
I love all of the small personal mobility stuff that is coming out. really excited to see that so much is starting to be built and sold now. The market has been dominated by high end, high profit SUVs, so about time the more intimate transport got a look in. Really like the 3 wheeled vespa-esk scooter. Will certainly take a look at that when it goes on sale.
Only in China. Telling imo as I bet they end up essentially ruling the low end ev segment in another 3-5 year's. Cheap cars with cheap iron phosphate blade style batteries powering them. It'll take that long to consolidate the 300+ev manufacturer's over there into probably 10-20 or so. With lots of state backing. Once they pretty much satisfy the home market. Look out everywhere else. 😁👍🏻
Couldn’t agree more. It’s like watching the evolution of top gear, starting with affordable car information and turning into a bling contest with so much tech without giving people what they really need and want. Like the housing market, why can’t they just do “affordable “
@@neilwelch7273 maybe they knew like Henry Ford "if I'd asked my customers what they wanted? They would've said a faster horse sir" what customers really want? Or what works to get a business of the ground successfully in the most competitive capital intensive industry. Tesla after all is the very first purely all electric auto manufacturer and the only new American auto maker to survive scaling up to mass production in over 100+year's now. 👍🏻
Elon is a force of nature but he’s still not brought a “people’s” car to market in the uk. What’s the betting the newest model costs double what it does elsewhere when it goes on sale in the uk.
@@neilwelch7273 because why develop a small cheap car with small margins when you can develop a large expensive one? similar to housing, there is a premium people are willing to pay for a brand new house or a brand new type of car.. so they are never as cheap as they should be... until a load of people buy them for fleet cars and then sell them on. ..
By my count the Microlino has "been going into production next year" for 5 years. The only way anything like that is going to work is if it is made in China or India to keep prices as low as possible. Imagine how successful Smart would have been had they been 1/3rd the price of being made in France.
When will vehicle designers be brave enough to stop designing EVs that look like ICE cars? The sooner they ditch the 3 box saloon / sloping back coupe, the better. Autonomous "driving" is just a few years away, so why won't vehicle resemble multi-use rooms on wheels... one minute a meeting space, the next a dining room, then a bedroom? Try that combination in the sleek 6m volvo coupe!
Sick of all these concept vaporware that comes from manufacturers we know wouldn't give a toss if it weren't for Tesla beating them. Better to support real designs like Aptera's instead that we have a chance of seeing in the upcoming years.
Tell us what caught your eye what you would like to see more about in future videos in the comments below..
Ora Cat. Why didn't Elliot review it in China?
his shirt unbuttoned caught my eye, fix that
ID.4/5 GTX drive/review please
@@dt8101 a couple of the German reviewers did in depth reviews for ora. One in English even. A bunch of southeast Asian reviews as well, none really in English. Seems like a great car. Was hoping g sub 25k but no dice it seems. Europe by end of year. Britain early next year is the plan. Hopefully the follow up the high spec models with some budget ones like in china. Punk cat, lightning cat and ballet cat coming as well.
The Hippo please, it may be the only electric vehicle that could be used as a wheelchair accessible vehicle? Maybe not even that. Having batteries in the floor presents massive problems for WAV designers.
Man this guy is slick - just what Fully Charged Show needed, no offence intended, but detail, opinion and humour makes it well worth a watch. Well done Jack
Jack Scarlett is fantastic. Genuinely entertaining, had me laughing out loud several times. Would have loved to be at that show as well... What a great clip.
I think that Smart concept looks really cool. 4.2ish Metres is really the limit of what I can fit in my little garage so any electric car that fits that description I'm interested in!
somewhat the same here - I can fit a little more in my garage, but I would loose the ability of putting my bikes behind my car. So about 4.2m it is. I want a small sporty two-seater. Once that is available, I am going to get one. Currently, it's a Z4 Coupe running on dead dinosaurs and ideally I'd have that car as a BEV. Doesn't need to be fast, just retain the driving characteristics.
Nice to see that the original Renault Modus concept from way back in the 90s finally makes it into production, albeit under another name - welcome, Hippo!
ID Buzz… what’s happened to that 🤷♂️ Fabulous video chaps, you guys are knocking it out of the park at the moment 😎 Keep up the great work 👍
Probably not enough batteries available so VW is focusing on smaller cars. The market in general may shift smaller just because of the supply chain.
Someone once said “It's easy to produce a prototype/concept car....what is really difficult is bringing the design to mass production”!!
(Mr. Musk!!)
This well presented/produced video highlighted so many exciting ideas but I suspect you will be lucky to see 10% of them produced and for sale in large quantities!
Very interesting video! It is so great to see all the advancements and new technologies that are created in the EV industry. 🚗 ⚡️
I'm 63 years old , and I can tell you , the electric car revolution is historic , it's like being alive when the Ford model T hit the road , we live in a transformative moment in time , not to be taken lightly ,
When available in the UK, a comparison between the Model Y and ID.5 would be interesting.
Is it just me or is RUclips's ad selection on phenomenal form in this video? I had a Genesis album advert after the Hyundai section, then a Donkey sanctuary advert after Jack talked about the BMW's huge nostrils!
😂
I got an advert for a petrol BMW Mini. Joke's on them though because I can't drive.
I saw no add's at all.
Thank you, youtube adblocker plugin.
6 ad breaks in 20 minutes, some for 2 ads, some unskippable. RUclips is making RUclips unwatchable.
@@JohnDoe-bd5sz No ads with RUclips Premium either.
😂🤣..." I love waterfalls but don't go chasing them."🤣
Peace.. Shalom.. Salam.. Namaste and Thank You for your efforts 🙏🏻 😊 🌈 ✌ 🌷 ☮️ ❤️
Robert, we love you, you know we do, but for car stuff, Jack is just ... better (sorry)
I thought Jack was about to be arrested by the Style Police at the start!! Also: thanks for the new catchphrase "re-vitaliting". Entertaining stuff!
Great work guys, really enjoyed that.
LOL... 10:09 - Your booboo correction has a booboo of its own. Written is 77km (125 miles)... those figures should be reversed. Still, I very much enjoyed the video... Keep up the good work.
Love the Ora cat
The Audi and the Genisis are the beautiful cars I’ve ever seen, I sure hope they make them!!!!! More on those please!
Vans if they have any, plus campervan's
I think the Cupra ones caught my eye the most. Especially the off road one. Looks like something you might drive in another planet too. Also I would love to see coverage of the so called micro mobility solutions more. Cheers! Love work! 🙂
The widespread adoption of BEVs will only happen if people can afford to buy them.
The city transformer. I wish that would come out worldwide. I’m from the US and that would be a great commuter vehicle for me.
"Range anxiety" with a Tesla 😂😂😂 that's a million dollar idea 💡
Interesting that in Jack's world 77 kilometres is 125 miles! ;)
I love that in a correctional bit of subtext... they got it wrong :D :D
BMW’s new grill: inspired by a 1960’s electric shaver?
Can't stand the fact that modern cars are so cramped in the front with daft huge centre consoles. That Audi with huge space is the way forward. That smart looks amazing, truly futuristic .
@5.27 fantistic to see a young child taking so much interest in car design.
The hyundai robotaxi, interesting to see one in the flesh rather than the pipe dream that never materialised from Tesla.
16.05...the electric Chopper from Siemens... 🤔 a smutty joke lurking there somewhere 😂
A very interesting and entertaining review of the Munich show, thanks for sharing.
I'm interested in the smaller vehicles featured here. Loved your Carver video, the Microlino looks interesting though I'd want to see crash tests and that Mobilize Hippo could be a great little van depending on the cargo space. Really anything cheap and functional is my jam, that's why I've registered interest for a citroen ami.
Performance and Production fab. Love the Renault 5.
Obviously the Microlino. But you made a second booboo in the correction text for the range. You got the miles/km mixed up on the lower range.
Love the joke blink and you miss it * corrections. But if you do misquote in a video its all cool no worries but own those corrections. Don't flash them corrections up for a spit second, we could do with seeing them first time. Love your work keep it up ❤
Hey you guys are you going to do trucks soon?
There was a truck review pretty recently. Can’t remember the name but you’ll find it on the channel.
Wait, please tell me you didn't actually fly over to Germany for the show? That would be somewhat contradictory to the spirit of Fully Charged, especially since it should be relatively easy to catch a train from Southern England. 🤔
It would be a great statement on sustainable transport & climate change if Fully Charged publicly committed to a "no fly" policy. Unless of course they're reviewing zero emission aircraft.
That city transformer looks so cool!!!
I love the Cupra Born, too bad we'll never see anything like it in North America
If you are going to Germany to try the microlino, get the bloody train! I'm sure Robert will tell you the same thing. I hope you took the train to Munich too - it's really not hard.
more vans more vans love the hippo
At this rate when the Microlina goes into production it will be 50 years old 😉
Cupra Born please?!!
the 2 door coupe
For seeing that it has a Cadillac escalade ESV Electric like the 2020
"flying out to Germany"...Eurostar is your friend.
Where's lagonda
The Chinese brands have their work cut out for them. Selling cars in volume involves either building a dealer network or partnering with an established brand. Hyundai appeared in the US in the mid-1980s. It took 20 years for them to really get established.
I predict that Geely buys up Mercedes Benz too😎
Ah, Munich. Where they simply do not understand coeliac. But I think the Audi and others put the whole self-drive thing front and centre - you guys should totally interview Jack SAtilgoe (yes, son of Richard), who is The Man on self-driving ethics.
Excellent waterfall advice from Jack here, people really should stick to the rivers and lakes that they're used to.
TUNE
@@JackScarlett1 absolute banger!
@@JackScarlett1 you're a welcome addition to the show btw Jack, really enjoy watching your episodes 👍
The Blue MINI looking car from China, I would like to hear more about. If it’s affordable, I would buy it. 🇩🇰🙋🏻♂️🚙👩🚀🇨🇳
Daey leads a mirrored vpi. Makes ecxred audio supplies vials. Vivek jain.
Awesome: It's a Phev and we are not filming it. Of course not.
the fully hyperbolic show
Sure.
Loving what Cupra is doing and that R5 is just awsome
If it has four doors, you cannot call it a coupe no matter what VW wants.
I like some china made EV's like Geely but the issue I have is the potential for War with China over Taiwan. if that happens Chinese made EV's are DOA
If there is war. Everybody will wish they had an Ev. Because petrol will be rationed and expensive.
@@victorsvoice7978 True but id rather buy a Ev outside of the Chinese market and any Chinese EV on the market will have severe depreciation if a Taiwan/China war happens
Concept, concept meh - nothing I saw here beats my Tesla. With that said, I hope all these electric cars are successful
Especially with now with supply chain shortages. These companies who did not invest in BEV supply chain many years ago. Now have bigger problems on top of being behind. All these new models, max 40,000 units per year.
Search for your eyes fella. Vaccine denier?
@@donaldespeut2042 vaccine denier? Absolutely not, got vaccinated in January - you have to be suicidal not get it
@@donaldespeut2042 My 2nd dose on October 14th.
@@bernardob1005 Good for you and your Tesla.
First of all I'm loving your reviews but . . . "looking forward to flying out to Germany", mmmm really. Surely taking an EV or the train would be far better for us all.
Deary me people are precious these days
In some parts of the UK 'flying' is a synonym of 'going somewhere really fast' :)
That’s also true, in the sense that we can ‘pop’ somewhere, or ‘zip’ some place, without bubble wrap or raincoats.
Sorry for my first reply, but honestly, can we not demonise people for doing normal, every day things. I think we would all be living very different lives if we based every mundane decision on whether it was for the greater good of humanity or not.
@@fabers92 To suggest that someone consider a different form of transport other than a plane to get to a destination that can be reached by a less polluting EV or (as in most of Europe) an electrically powered train is not to demonise them. Jack may, as is his right decide to fly. He might also take advantage of the route to test drive some of the new EVs that the show brought to our attention. I'm pretty sure he and us, his viewers would love that.
I also do not consider the choice to fly over the choice to drive, take a train, coach or any other means a mundane decision. Each choice makes a big difference to one's own CO2 output. I am a supporter of all that Fully Charged have done from the very start and believe that they are and continue to do an amazing job in educating us all about the benefits, not only personally, but globally of moving to a renewably powered electric future.
I personally have a long way to go in my quest to do the right thing. I still drive an old Vauxhall Vectra as I cannot afford any of the existing EV's but I now choose to drive it somewhat more sedately than I did several years ago. I choose to walk into town now whereas several years ago I would jump in the car. I switch the engine of at traffic lights. I choose to go by ferry and train to travel through Europe. All of these decisions and more have actually enriched my life. I do hope that helps you understand my initial response to Jack's statement.
I must also say, I've never been called precious before. It made me laugh in a nice way and I, and my children thank you for that.
Hilarious presentation… 🥱
I noticed when your gesticulations almost decapitated that woman (at timestamp 5:39), she didn't look very amused from behind her mask.
Am from India do I also get a chance to get one of those 4 give away cars?
so much concepty....
More of the every day person affordable cars.
Where is Tesla? 🤔
Not flying Jack, Eurostar......
Cupra please
Cupra is bronze because cupra means copper!
Smaller, cheaper evs are coming; the Chinese are coming - they're not going to have much competition looking around are they? VW in 2025!?
EU won't have car industry by 2030. This is the example of NOKIA. When market leaders think they lead the market, so they do not have to follow the demand :)
Zero affordable car was presented. So, the first affordable car will be the new Tesla in Europe?
Nokia declined because they didn't adapt to new technologies. These European carmakers on the other hand are adapting to EVs already better than some American or Japanese companies. Tesla has not even presented an affordable model, and is rather moving towards more expensive models with the Cybertruck and Roadster, while VW sells an affordable EV right now with the e-up
@@seasong7655 VW E-Up only being sold in very limited number. (for example they sold 0 in Ireland this year) VW use EV to avoid penalty. Ambient light and 22" wheels are not technological innovations. I can do it with a Raspberry Pi under 100 euro in any car. I am not aware they are developing any super batteries.
Just because a car looks good and modern, it does not mean automatically, it has any advanced technology. Good example the self driving car on the show which can't drive a single meter by it-self.
Just like ad copy for clothes washers, I guess....
Pity hyundai didn't have time to take their scaffolding down !!
The Ioniq 5 Taxi model looked like a next generation Ghost Busters vehicle. The Ora Cat looks pretty cool. If that comes to the European / UK markets relatively quick and has a decent range it could well be a very important little car.
lol
Amazing do it now
(Given the heavily discussed limitations imposed on this years show ie. lack of exhibitors, semi conductors et al), I think Jack did a brilliant job in presenting and still managed to make it really interesting and absorbing. Still trying to get over that hybrid/petrol Tesla though..(what a joke ha ha!) Happy days..😊
I know, but if you want to melt your brain look at “ Richie rebuilds” he’s trying to break the Internet making a Tesla V8🤪😜😝
Whats insane is that in probably 5 years time 70%-80% of the stands will just be EVs - thank you Tesla for dragging the industry kicking and screaming into the 21st century lol
For real. Ages of weird looking electric cars being made to fail and now that the concept has been proven it is amazing how quickly EVs became beautiful.
Praying the UK's non-Tesla infrastructure catches up in that time
It s more like EU green legislation that ban new ICE sale from 2035, 2025 for some countries included Norway.....
5 years time? 95% of (silly) concept cars will be EVs - is my guess.
@@jonpetter8921 More or not, no one can disregard the fact that Tesla has made a meteorite impact. And still does.
This is the show Top Gear should have become when they revamped it. Informative and actually about the cars. Instead Top gear tries to carry on the same just with a different set of 3 middle aged men still driving round the countryside engaged in idiocy and shouting cliched catchphrases in various different accents.
Top Gear is NOT for motoring enthusiasts. It is mere buffoonery.
As much as they brag that their models will be full self driving we know that will be years away if not never, because they don't have the infrastructure to develop it. Tesla haas designed their own chips. Traditionally legacy auto manufacturers have used what ever is available to suit their needs but FSD is a whole level above a standard car, to reinforce my point look at the joke that is Fords Blue Cruise it can only be used on a few preselected roads and then it cant manage a gentle bend. These legacy folks wont have it for at least another decade by then Tesla would have moved on. They should have started a decade ago but they didnt want to change
I coulnt have said it better!
Definitely looking forward to the Curpa Born review - that is one good looking car and just the right size for most, the Urban Rebel looks very interesting as well (definitely getting Group B rally car vibes from that, which is always a good thing)... Seat is designing cars that just look better than VW
I wish I had a £1 for every time Jack says "Design Language" so I could afford an Evija ;-)
Cupra is the brand I’m most excited about 😀
its CupraX
I most appreciated the Ali G reference.
aite
"The craziest ELECTRIC cars coming in the next 5 YEARS" vs "we know that many of these concept designs won't make it to production" you said both
Yes. We saw both.
@@shhhyouknowhoo3753 "coming in the next 5 years" really?
@@shhhyouknowhoo3753 it is like Kryten is struck in hyperbolic mode
@@thesure1 apparently! I guess we get to wait & see.
That Hybrid-converted Model Y is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard!!
Yes I agree, it's like swimming against the tide, it's the complete opposite to what manufacturers are trying to achieve !
@Richard Nedbalek Yes something like 'WTF'
Is it now called the Model Why ????
This has to be the most comprehensive EV car show out there. Loads of content, beautifully edited, totally watchable. well done guys!
.......oh and Jack. where's your cool back pack from?
The Video was sadly totally overexposed, and the part about BMW extremely biased and a big failure not paying attention to one of the most ambitious car maker for sustainability and the Circular Economy.
The front of the Audi looks like an angry basking shark.
😆 yeah
A very entertaining video Jack. Thanks. But should ‘worrying about range anxiety’ more properly be called Anxiety Anxiety? 😄 I think a Hippo which could be switched between a camper & a van would be cool.
China is already here, MG,Volvo, polestar,aiways, xpeng,byd and nio
That's absolutely true, but we haven't seen anything yet ! just like the Japanese swamped our markets back in the 70s & 80s, it's coming via China this time for sure.
The Cupra Born looks great 👍🏼
Just had to smash the like button here.
I love all of the small personal mobility stuff that is coming out. really excited to see that so much is starting to be built and sold now. The market has been dominated by high end, high profit SUVs, so about time the more intimate transport got a look in. Really like the 3 wheeled vespa-esk scooter. Will certainly take a look at that when it goes on sale.
Jack has transformed the channel. Keep up the good work.
Excellent review. Glad the Isetta look-alike still has a sunroof. Useful if someone parks too close to the front door (trip down memory lane 😉).
Can’t wait to see the Renault 5 EV.
Renault 5 Alpine please. The back of that Genesis concept has a bit of ginetta about it. Wish they would ditch the grills.
we still are a long way from the goal
Still no small, cheap electric cars to buy yet then.
Only in China. Telling imo as I bet they end up essentially ruling the low end ev segment in another 3-5 year's.
Cheap cars with cheap iron phosphate blade style batteries powering them.
It'll take that long to consolidate the 300+ev manufacturer's over there into probably 10-20 or so. With lots of state backing.
Once they pretty much satisfy the home market. Look out everywhere else. 😁👍🏻
Couldn’t agree more. It’s like watching the evolution of top gear, starting with affordable car information and turning into a bling contest with so much tech without giving people what they really need and want. Like the housing market, why can’t they just do “affordable “
@@neilwelch7273 maybe they knew like Henry Ford "if I'd asked my customers what they wanted? They would've said a faster horse sir"
what customers really want? Or what works to get a business of the ground successfully in the most competitive capital intensive industry.
Tesla after all is the very first purely all electric auto manufacturer and the only new American auto maker to survive scaling up to mass production in over 100+year's now. 👍🏻
Elon is a force of nature but he’s still not brought a “people’s” car to market in the uk. What’s the betting the newest model costs double what it does elsewhere when it goes on sale in the uk.
@@neilwelch7273 because why develop a small cheap car with small margins when you can develop a large expensive one? similar to housing, there is a premium people are willing to pay for a brand new house or a brand new type of car.. so they are never as cheap as they should be... until a load of people buy them for fleet cars and then sell them on. ..
Robert, glad you found this guy!
Oh, please… Cover the cars I can afford! Like the last VW? Thanks for the good news all ‘round.
By my count the Microlino has "been going into production next year" for 5 years.
The only way anything like that is going to work is if it is made in China or India to keep prices as low as possible. Imagine how successful Smart would have been had they been 1/3rd the price of being made in France.
When will vehicle designers be brave enough to stop designing EVs that look like ICE cars? The sooner they ditch the 3 box saloon / sloping back coupe, the better. Autonomous "driving" is just a few years away, so why won't vehicle resemble multi-use rooms on wheels... one minute a meeting space, the next a dining room, then a bedroom? Try that combination in the sleek 6m volvo coupe!
Sick of all these concept vaporware that comes from manufacturers we know wouldn't give a toss if it weren't for Tesla beating them. Better to support real designs like Aptera's instead that we have a chance of seeing in the upcoming years.
Audio levels not good in this one. Music should be quieter than speech please.