Welcome back to EV News Daily. Coming up today, the EV fire at Luton Airport was all lies, the

cyber truck wireless charging and the UK's third battery gigafactory plus stay tuned because later in the show.

I'll tell you what Stalantis is saying about making those cheap Chinese cars in Europe.

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First day at the week, Monday, 25th of March.

Today, I'm Martin Lee.

I'm going through every EVEY story, so you don't have to.

I'm here to save you time, and we go live at 5 p.m. UK.

Patreon supporters get the episodes as soon as they're ready, though, first, and add free be like them by clicking on a link in the show notes. Let's start with a few things that came in over the weekend, things that people tagged me on

on social media and things like that.

The first one was a Renault 5 spotted in France, and this was a French user on X going

by the name Stephanie LBB, who wrote parche-mois al-in-Stant.

So, you know, near my house or outside my house right now is a picture of the Renault 5.

And it's got a little bit of camo on the rear screen, on the rear windows, maybe to stop people looking in and some on the back window as well.

But taking a look at these pictures in a bright

yellow colour, by the way, for my audio listeners, the Renault 5, just, you know, not in a kind of

unveiling video, but just seen on the streets looks proper. It looks really good, proper retro,

but the high gloss on the wheel arches, the little bits of red, sporty trim around the top of the windows, and the very kind of retro front end square lights, I think look fantastic. So I really can't wait for this Rena 5 to arrive.

Also got tagged in a couple of things from Friday's podcast, the Tesla

V4 superchargers that are now opening up under third-party names. We think here in the UK,

we were the first ones to get them at the end of last week. More photos of the first EV point

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