Are EVs really less green than we think? - WhichEV Podcast Season 2 Episode 3
It's Good To Torque - The WhichEV PodcastShow Notes
Send us Fan Mail Environment Minister George Eustice has claimed that because EVs are heavier, they emit more tyre and brake pollution. But he's clearly wrong, particularly about the brakes. In this episode of the WhichEV podcast, James and Stef explain why Eustice's claims are incorrect, and how EVs really are the best way to make car transportation greener. Music by Soonripe Collective. Support the show
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