We're Answering Your EV Questions On Our Podcast

Got questions about going electric? We've got answers. (Probably.) Email us and we'll cover them on the Plugged-In Podcast.

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By: Patrick George

Mar 21, 2025 at 10:20am ET

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When you go electric, you probably won't go back. Unfortunately, actually doing so isn't always easy, and not many folks are eager to help. Luckily for you, we're always down to pick up the slack when the automakers, dealers or even other news sources might let you down.

That's why we've launched E-Mail, a new feature on our weekly Plugged-In Podcast. While my co-host Tim Levin and I love to dive into the news, discuss our latest reviews and interview special guests, we're also going to start answering your questions about EVs, the auto industry, the future of technology and anything else you need to know.

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Do you want to know which EV is right for your budget? Are you torn between going electric, buying a hybrid or keeping your old gas-burner a bit longer? Do you struggle to understand autonomous driving, electric charging or how China's rising auto sector figures into all of this? We're here to help.

Consider our advice operation open for business. Got a question? Drop us a line at podcast@insideevs.com. Our show is available on the InsideEVs YouTube channel, plus all major audio platforms: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and iHeart Radio. New episodes drop every Friday.

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