It's EV News briefly for Friday, November 14th, EverythingEV. In less than five minutes,

we haven't got time for the full podcast. Let's get you up to speed. Google is adding

live Tesla supercharger availability. Charging operators are increasingly sharing data with apps

and mapping systems. This follows Google's EV routing work, which is available in things

like MyPolstar. But now, you know, it doesn't really matter to Tesla drivers because you already

have that in your car anyway and in the app. But for non-Tesler owners who want to use Google Maps,

all of that now date, that data now being integrated from Tesla into Google. General Motors

will start, has started production of the second-gen Chevy Bolt. It's a Fairfax assembly plant

in Kansas, and it was four days ago, November 10th, according to GM Authority, when production

kicked off. Those cars should be with dealers before the end of January next year.

65 kilowatt hour pack, LFP, similar specs to the Equinox, starting under 30,000 US dollars.

Talking to cheap, BYD Atto 1 and Atto 2, arriving in Australia in December.

The Atto 1 is otherwise known as the Dolphin Mini or Seagull. Those vehicles are

very small cars, good for urban environments and compact hatchbacks. But it starts at the

equivalent of about 15,000 US dollars. It's 24,000 Aussie dollars, but it's about 15 and a half grand for a brand new

EV 30 kilowatt hour pack, 65 kilowatt motor, you know, basic specs like we've got over here with

the Leap Motor T3 and the dachia spring. Again, that is brilliant for people who want that type of

use case car in Australia.

Should be there in December to complement the Atto3, Seal, Dolphin, Shark and all the other BIDs there.

Ford has Blue Cruise here in the UK in the Mustang Mac E, which is hands off but eyes on the road legally.

Now adding it to the Puma Gen E Electric as well.

Peugeot is being updated in Electric Trim. The E308 and E308SW have some nice new diamond

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