TV news briefly for Saturday 28th of February everything EV in less than five minutes if you haven't

got time for the full podcast. So let's get into it. Renno 5 is the car of the year here in the UK,

giving Renault the top price for the first time. And judges pointing out, not only do they love the

Renault 5, the retro modern styling, The price, which also now comes with the

full almost £4,000 or $5,000, off with our UK car grant, but pointing out that all the winners

were electric. Oh, that's rather inconvenient for the never-bevers who tell me that EVs won't

happen and they love their petrols and diesel. Hey, no one's

taking the mafia. They're just not very good cars.

Because the winners were the IKEA EV4, the Scoda Elrock,

the Alpine A290, Citroen,

EC3 Aircross, Hyundai, Arnick 9,

Audi A6 and more. All electric winners in our car of the year now.

Polestar is adding live lane guidance to the driver display.

Integrating Google Maps, live lane guidance, starting in the US and Sweden to kick it off.

It'll be rolling out in other countries.

And also, to be rolled out this

year, Gemini's Google, Google Gemini's AI system replacing just your standard voice. Now,

Waymo has launched its fully autonomous robo taxi service in four more cities. Dallas, Houston,

San Antonio and Orlando. You'll be seeing more of those

eyepaces and increasingly those Ionic fives with a much smaller sensor suite on top, no longer

comedically large. Of course, they run a variety of sensors, unlike others, such as Tesla,

which means they can run in all weather conditions, have multiple sources of data.

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