Hello and welcome to another episode of the Everything Electric podcast coming to you from the lucky country down under from Australia.

And today I am joined by two really, really fascinating guests who know a thing or two about not only the global electric vehicles market,

but also the specifically Australian electric vehicle market, which is a fascinating case study.

So please welcome to the Everything Electric podcast, Sarah Aubrey from Electrify This, and Tom Gann from Ludacrous Feed.

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EV and much more at everything electric dot store welcome both of you this is so good to have you

online and we were just saying before we started that we almost look semi-professional we've all got

proper microphones proper cameras I'm thrilled to bits. It's really,

it's really good. Sarah, I'll start with you. I mean, how, one, how are you? And two,

how is Australia? Just a general. It's a rainy, do you know what? We had a 38 degree day.

Just to talk about the weather for a second,

which everyone just, I mean, I was wildly disturbed that that happened in spring.

And now it's like a cold winter day and it's raining.

I'm like, so it's a bit miserable in Sydney, but one spirits are buoyed by being here today,

Robert. So thank you. Thank you so much for having me. And what about Tom, I'm not sure where you are. We're about to you in the geographically. Yeah, I'm also Sydney, like Sarah, just across the bridge, the bridge. And yes, it's also running on the north side as well. But Sarah said it was it was 30s a week ago and it's like, what, teens now.

So 20 degree drop, which is crazy. Absolutely crazy. And the other day we heard from people we know on the Gold Coast, it was over 40 degrees for one day. And then the next day it was raining and cold, which is, that is quite, that's not my impression of Australian weather. That's a bit weird. Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, we should, what are we? Yes. That's it.

Must be.

I don't know why we're talking about the weather.

That was my fault. I brought it up. I apologise in advance. No, no, it's fine. It's my fault. Can we just quickly do? The one I think that is interesting. So a lot of viewers will know, but I'm a sort of regular visitor to Australia. I'm married to an Australian.

So I have a strong emotional connection with it.

Not all positive.

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