The Driven Podcast: Why 2019 be the year that EV market finally takes off

Giles Parkinson

Dec 21, 2018

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In this final podcast for the year, we talk to Electric Vehicle Council boss Behyad Jafari about the year just gone and what to expect in 2019.

We talk about the infrastructure, the models, the policies and the politics, and why 2019 could be the year when the EV market finally takes off.

You can listen to our previous The Driven podcasts here, or on your favourite podcast platform.

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