Welcome back to eB News Daily. Coming up today, workers get a first look at the VWID Gulf, price parity for EV vans, and a 400-stall Tesla supercharger site.

Plus stay tuned because later in the show, I'll tell you why Australia is taking electric mobility seriously, following injuries to children, riding illegal high-power

scooters and e-bikes.

No EV News, China at the weekend.

None today on Saturday.

We only do it at the weekdays, but plenty in the feed.

If you haven't caught up with some China news lately, then check it out.

It's a little spin-off show that we do,

highlighting what happens in the East and how fast-moving developments in the world's biggest

EV market affect the global EV landscape. It's fascinating to learn. I'm by no means an expert

on China, but I'm learning, I guess, as you do as well, and I certainly enjoy that little

spinoff series that we do.

I think we'll keep it going for a little while longer yet.

There's plenty to talk about.

And it frees up room as well on the main show for us to maybe do some stories that wouldn't always have time for,

because I want to keep this around 20 minutes to respect your time.

Volkswagen has given workers at their headquarters a first look at the ninth generation

golf this week.

The move comes with the clear factory plan.

From summer, 27, Volkswagen will shift production of the current combustion golf to Mexico.

That frees up the plant in Germany to retool for the battery electric version

of the Gulf. Volkswagen will build these electric models on VW Group's scalable systems platform

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