It's EV News briefly for Monday 12th of August. Everything EV in less than five minutes.

If you haven't got time for the full podcast, well, today, Accura announced they'll be

unveiling venue EV Concept at Monterey Car Week this week. Hasn't got an official name,

just the EV Concept something SUV. So we'll see what it looks like. That is going to be

on its own platform,

actually, and made in Ohio. Tesla's cyber truck got a pricing shakeup this week, and they took

off sale the most affordable version. Now, the most affordable version was going to be a $39,000

version, but I'm not sure we'll ever see that, inflation, etc. But they also removed the rear-wheel drive version from sale. So to get into a cyber truck, it's now $100,000 version, but I'm not sure we'll ever see that, inflation, etc. But they also removed the

rear-wheel drive version from sale. So to get into a cyber truck, it's now $100,000 for the all-wheel

drive or $120 for the top-tier Cyber Beast. And so that is a pretty pricey idea of getting a

cyber truck. You've got to have at least $100,000. The head of the project, Wes Morrill, saying on social media

that they haven't forgotten about people who want to buy cheaper versions, Tesla enthusiasts

weren't convinced by that argument. Let's also talk about Tesla going on sale in Canada.

If you want the Cyber Beast in Canada, it's going to cost you at least 166 Canadian, plus about $17,000 in extra taxes. That's

fabulously expensive. Tesla unveiling a three-year package for Model S, Model X owners, wrapping up a

three-year bundle of full self-driving, unlimited access to supercharges and premium connectivity for

$3,000, $, 5 grand, sorry.

And if you do charge a lot, work out if you might make your money back and be up on the deal.

Depends if you do a lot of miles.

Hyundai's Ironik 5 on sale in the UK.

Pricing for that puts at the vehicle at £43,000.

That's a 3.5 grand increase over the old base model, but it has got

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