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Directly Current: The EV Politics Podcast

Podcast Directly Current: The EV Politics Podcast
American EV Jobs Alliance, Max Patten
EV journalist and law student Max Patten speaks to experts in government and the auto business to disentangle electric cars away from misleading partisan talkin...
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  • 12: Batteries, America, and Asian Dominance with Doron Myersdorf, StoreDot CEO
    Happy post-Thanksgiving season! Max sits down with Doron Myersdorf, CEO of Israeli battery startup StoreDot, to talk battery technology and what the US can learn from the rest of the world when it comes to industrial policy. Subscribe to Directly Current Learn More about The American EV Jobs Alliance
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  • 11: The State of US EV Policy with Former Tesla Exec. Rohan Patel
    Max picks the brain of White House and Tesla alum Rohan Patel, who pivoted from advising Obama on climate policy to working at the world's leading EV player for eight years making pivotal business and policy decisions. With the state of the Inflation Reduction Act in question given a new administration and Republican control of Congress, what does Rohan think of the US' current place in the race to transition to green energy and EVs against China—even if not everyone's on board? Follow Rohan on X Find out more about the American EV Jobs Alliance
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  • 10: What Trump's Win Means for EVs with Jamie Butters of Automotive News
    Max is joined by Mike Murphy as well as Executive Editor of Automotive News, Jamie Butters, to talk EVs in the wake of a big Election night for Republicans across the board. Trump and Elon's alliance looms large, as do headwinds for EVs in the US amidst the march of ever more available and cheaper vehicles. It's not all doom and gloom, we promise! Listen to The Daily Drive Podcast Learn More about The American EV Jobs Alliance
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  • 9: Election Night Eve and EVs with John Heilemann
    Max speaks to John Heilemann, journalist with Puck News and analyst with NBC to discuss how the candidates are treating (or not treating) EVs in the final sprint to election day, and WTF is going on with Elon Musk and Trump. Listen to John's Podcast at Puck Find out more about the American EV Jobs Alliance
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  • 8: Tesla's Continued Dominance & Robotaxi Shenanigans with Corey Cantor (BloombergNEF)
    There’s no question when it comes to selling EVs in the US, or making a profit on them, Tesla is king. But between an erratic CEO, public scrutiny over delay after delay on self driving promises, and signs of flagging demand in key markets like California, there’s some reason to have doubts. Nonetheless, their recent Q3 results exceeded expectations and saw an ambitious growth forecast. To break it down, I needed someone who has a handle on not just Tesla as a stock, but the auto industry at large in this strange but precipitous moment. On this episode, Max speaks with Bloomberg’s Corey Cantor, who works for their NEF division specifically covering electric vehicles and the auto market. Let’s talk Tesla, emerging competition from Hyundai Motor Group and General Motors, and the long-term future of the EV market in the US amidst booming hybrid sales. Learn More About The American EV Jobs Alliance Subscribe To Us In Your Podcast App
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