EV Geek Podcast

The EV world is moving FAST and today we’re covering three huge stories you need to know about.

⚡ Tesla is launching a new Model Y variant — we break down what’s changing, what it could cost, and whether it’s worth waiting for.

🚫 China is reportedly moving toward banning flush door handles on vehicles. We explain why regulators are targeting them and what this could mean for future EV designs around the world.

💰 Toyota has released pricing details for the new C-HR, and the numbers might surprise you. We break down trims, value, and how it compares to other compact crossovers and EV competitors.

If you follow EVs, hybrid tech, and future car trends, this is news you don’t want to miss.

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Electric vehicle prices are falling fast — but cheaper EVs don’t come without trade-offs.

In this episode, we break down the less talked about downsides of falling EV prices, including how rapid price drops impact resale value, vehicle quality, charging infrastructure, and long-term ownership expectations.

We cover:

Why used EV values are dropping faster than gas vehicles

The hidden cost-cutting changes automakers make when prices fall

How increasing EV adoption is putting pressure on charging networks

Why faster EV development cycles can lead to software and reliability concerns

What buyers need to understand before jumping into a “great deal”

Lower EV prices are helping move electric vehicles into the mainstream — but understanding the full picture can help you avoid buyer regret and make a smarter long-term decision.

🎧 Part of our EV price series:
• Why EV prices are falling
• Tesla vs legacy automakers — who survives the price war
• Should you buy an EV now or wait
• The hidden downsides of cheaper EVs

EV prices are falling — but that creates a new problem for buyers: when is the right time to actually buy?

In this episode, we break down whether you should buy an electric vehicle now, or wait for prices to fall even further — and how to think about that decision without regret.

We cover:

Why falling-price markets make buyers freeze

The biggest mistake people make when trying to “time the bottom”

When buying now actually makes financial sense

When waiting is the smarter move

Why leasing can be a hidden advantage in a price war

How used EV prices change the equation entirely

There’s no perfect answer — but there is a smarter way to decide.

🎧 Earlier episodes in this series:

Why EV prices are falling

Tesla vs legacy automakers — who survives the price war

This episode brings it all together from the buyer’s perspective.

EV prices are falling — and while that’s great news for buyers, it’s creating a brutal price war behind the scenes.

In this episode, we break down who can actually afford cheaper EVs, and why not every automaker is built to survive this phase of the market.

We explore:

Why price wars are so dangerous in the EV industry

How Tesla uses pricing as a strategic weapon

Why legacy automakers like Ford and General Motors face structural disadvantages

The hidden role dealers and incentives play in slowing price cuts

Which EV programs are most at risk over the next few years

Cheaper EVs don’t just change what buyers pay — they determine which automakers survive.

Electric vehicle prices are dropping — and not just through incentives or short-term discounts. Actual sticker prices are coming down across multiple brands at the same time.

In this episode, we break down why EV prices are falling right now, what changed behind the scenes, and why this moment feels sudden — even though it’s been building for years.

We explore:

Why battery costs finally stopped being the biggest roadblock

How inventory pressure is forcing automakers to cut prices

Why EV demand didn’t collapse — it normalized

How pricing strategies from companies like Tesla are reshaping the entire market

What this shift means for buyers, early adopters, and the future of EV adoption

This isn’t the EV bubble popping.
It’s the EV market growing up.