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Who Gets to Sell the EVs?

As Dan was busy to battle with a server, Sam and Rebecca took the reins again this week with lots to talk about. Rebecca did a couple of media drives, first in the new Subaru Crosstrek before returning home to take a journey in the Land Rover Defender. In between she had the Toyota Avalon hybrid that drew a surprising amount of attention from residents of Greenwich. Meanwhile, Sam had the Cadillac CT4-V (those stupid alphanumeric names can’t go away soon enough) and the Hyundai Ioniq hybrid.

In the news, Michigan legislators are trying close a loophole that enabled Tesla to start sort of selling cars in the state before any other interlopers like Rivian could do the same. After months of showing its new electric crossover with only the mildest of camoflague, Volkswagen has revealed all the details on the ID.4. We wrap up again with listener questions.

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VW ID.4 revealed

Michigan moves to block direct consumer sales for new automakers

Rebecca drives the new Subaru Crosstrek

Rebecca drives the Land Rover Defender to Vermont

Rebecca also drives the Toyota Avalon hybrid

Volkswagen Ultra-Wide-Band Support

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