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Cooper advances the Ravel EV.

A camouflage, test a model why Junipup is seen, and the UK is said to be the fourth largest

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wherever you are in the world welcome to eV News Daily a trusted source trusted source of EV information for Sunday 27th of October. I'm Martin Lee, and I go through every Evie story, so you don't have to. Welcome to a new podcast producer, Stephen, well, thank you very much, Stephen for signing up to be a producer of the show. I really appreciate it. And you now fund this show, getting

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pH by clicking on a link in the show notes. Well, let's start with this exciting news about another

smaller electric car. Now, this might not be as cheap as things that we've talked about lately,

like the Dutchie Spring, the Leap Motor-0-3, the little Insta that's coming as well from Hyundai.

But Cooper are advancing work on the Ravel, Ravall, the Ravel, the Ravel.

I have to ask them how I meant to say it.

This is the ID2 from Volkswagen, their version of it.

Of course, if you didn't know, Cooper is the sporty bit of Sayat, which stands on its own these days, actually.

And Sayat's the very Spanish bit of Volkswagen Group. Well, VW Group are expanding their electric vehicle range with new zero-mission models in the cheaper segment, starting, not with the VW ID2, but with the Cooper

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