It's TV news briefly for Wednesday, November 26th, everything you need to know but without listening to the 24 minutes on today's full podcast.

Mercedes-Benz have three stories at the beginning of the podcast today.

The first one is the CLA shooting break.

That's almost 500 miles on a charge in a state form or shooting break form.

But it starts at £47,000 here in the UK for an 85 kilowatt-hour battery, single motor on the cheaper version, still 268 horsepower and big range.

There's also a 350 version of that too, which is all-wheel drive.

And that's the same specs for the saloon version,

and the saloon version is now confirmed in terms of its EPA rating. So it's coming to North America,

its EPA at 374 miles. EPA is always a bit more realistic than WLTP. Still a very, very good number,

an 800-volt architecture, 320 kilowatt DC fast-charging.

And Mercedes-Benz teaming up with Starbucks.

If you pull off Interstate 5 in Red Bluff, California, you'll not only get a coffee stop,

but also in a 400-kilwatt caffeine boost equivalent for your car.

Mercedes-Benz high-power charging and Starbucks opening the first DC fast-charging hub there

with many, many more to come.

Tesla has hit a wall in Europe.

October's numbers halved on October last year, if you look at the year-on-year data,

and the market share of Tesla, which was 3% at one point.

That was a heyday.

Now we look back on it is 0.6%.

They sold only 6,964 cars across all of Europe in October, down from almost 14,000 for the same month last year.

So where are buyers going now? Well,

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