James Court, and even more of the big EV questions

Update: 2024-07-25

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Nick and Oliver are joined by James Court, chief exec of the Electric Vehicle Association of England. They discuss - is it better for the environment if *everyone* gets an electric car? What's needed to make EVs better to own and drive than petrol/diesel vehicles? And if electric cars are cheaper to run, why do people call for subsidies?

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James Court, and even more of the big EV questions

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James Court, and even more of the big EV questions