EV Insider by Recurrent
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EV Insider is a podcast that sits at the intersection of electric vehicle owners and the used car market. Industry leaders join the show to share insights and help EV owners make informed decisions when buying and selling electric cars. The podcast aims to provide trusted guidance in the evolving EV landscape.
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Truck Country Wants Electric Trucks with Sam Vesely 06.08.2026 22pFord built the best-selling electric pickup in America, then discontinued it. What went wrong? Host Scott Case sits down with Sam Vesely, Director of Marketing & Public Relations at Ford of Cookeville in Tennessee — a store where pickups make up 30 to 40% of sales and the customers are farmers, construction crews, and pipeliners. It's the exact buyer the F-150 Lightning was built to convert, which makes Sam's diagnosis worth hearing. His verdict is more specific than the headlines. The ... -
How He's Selling Electric Cars on Amazon with Alex Lawrence 08.07.2026 33pQuick Clarifications: 1) EV Auto is the first used EV dealer listing on Amazon Autos, not the first used car dealer. 2. Dealers currently pay no subscription fees to Amazon. There may be a fixed, monthly subscription fee to display their inventory, with fees phasing in as the marketplace scales. But dealers remain the seller of record, control the transaction pricing, and keep the full revenue from each sale. Amazon also offers advertising products that dealers can use to increase the... -
A Geographic Split Shows Why US EV Adoption Forecasts Are Plummeting 25.06.2026 46pThe US doesn't have one EV market. It has two, and the national average hides it. Recurrent's Scott Case sits down with Nathan Niese, who builds EV adoption forecasts at BCG, to pull apart the number everyone quotes. The "15% by 2030" headline is really two very different countries averaged together: CARB states on a path that looks like Europe, with parts of California potentially hitting three out of four new vehicles with a plug, and non-CARB states sitting near 5%, where a lot of buyers ... -
Meet the Apple Genius Bar of Electric Cars with John Iannone 12.06.2026 16pJohn Iannone walked into his other dealerships one day with news: the EV-only store was outselling them. John is CEO of Auto Outlets USA, three traditional dealerships in upstate New York — and Electric Car Corner, a standalone EV-only store that was named one of the best places in the country to buy a used EV by the Recurrent community. He's been selling electric cars since the early Tesla days, lost money when everyone else did, and doubled down when everyone else quit. In this episode of E... -
Used EVs Are Beating Their EPA Range with Matt Diorio 09.06.2026 18pCan a dealership thrive on used EVs while half the industry pulls back? In this episode of EV Insider, host Scott Case sits down with Matt Diorio of Ourisman Volvo Audi of Frederick — part of a 17-location group operating across Maryland, Virginia, and DC — to unpack what's actually moving metal in one of the country's densest EV markets. Matt explains why Frederick County ranks among the top EV-registration areas in the U.S., how $6-a-gallon gas is pushing "fuel-price refugees" toward plug-... -
EV Interest Isn't Just Gas Prices with Andrew Wright 21.05.2026 14pGas prices passed $4.50 a gallon in Pennsylvania this spring but according to Andrew Wright, that's not what's actually moving EV shoppers like some people suspect. In this episode of EV Insider, host Scott Case sits down with Andrew Wright, Managing Partner at Vinart Dealerships in the Lehigh Valley, to unpack what's really driving EV demand six months after the federal tax credit expired. The conversation digs into the real barrier to adoption — what Andrew calls "refueling parity" ... -
You Drive Your EV Less Than You Think with John Murphy 20.05.2026 11pMost people drive a lot less than they think — and that one insight could change how you shop for your next EV. In this episode, Recurrent's Scott Case sits down with John Murphy of Holler Classic Group — one of Central Florida's largest dealer groups and one of the country's top Vinfast retailers — for a candid conversation about the realities of selling and owning electric vehicles in 2026. What we cover: The small-plane analogy that explains how badly buyers overestimate their daily dri... -
Only 10% EV Market Share by 2023?! with Analyst Cliff Banks 30.04.2026 12p"We'd need a World War II strategy to pull this off." Cliff Banks, founder of AUTOVATE and The Banks Report, has spent a decade bringing automotive investors, dealers, and tech firms together to understand the role of capital in retail transformation. Unlike many EV optimists, Cliff brings a decidedly measured view—one shaped by capital flows, manufacturing realities, and political headwinds. His forecast for 2030 EV adoption? 10-15%. Not 50%. What we cover: The manufacturing reality... -
The EV Bridge That Rural America Needs with Christopher Singleton 15.04.2026 14pCan EVs work in rural Texas? Christopher Singleton says yes, but only if dealers get the strategy right. Christopher Singleton, Managing Partner at Mike Terry Auto Group, oversees four dealership locations across central and east Texas—markets where diesel trucks dominate, charging infrastructure is sparse, and shoppers prioritize reliability over technology. In this conversation, Christopher shares how his team is navigating the EV transition in communities where the use case has to be prov... -
The EV Apocalypse That Wasn't with Paul J Daly & Kyle Mountsier 03.04.2026 20pIs 2026 the year used EVs finally break through? EV Insider host Scott sits down with Paul J Daly and Kyle Mountsier of ASOTU to unpack what's actually happening in the market right now. Their conference: https://www.asotucon.com/ They dig into why there's historically no tight correlation between gas prices and new EV sales — except for one notable six-month stretch in 2022, when EV share jumped 50%. With gas prices spiking again and CarMax reporting a 28% year-over-year increase in used E... -
Why Do EV Shoppers Believe The Myths with David Thomas 20.03.2026 18pCDK Study 👇 https://www.cdkglobal.com/insights/new-study-reveals-sharp-shift-evs Electric vehicle adoption faces a surprising challenge: shoppers believe things about EVs that simply aren't true. And according to automotive leader David Thomas, from CDK Global, these misconceptions are getting worse, not better. In this episode, David shares eye-opening data from his latest research on EV shopper perceptions, revealing a massive gap between what people believe and what's actually true about... -
EV Incentive Lessons from the Surprising US Leader with Laura Perrotta 11.03.2026 19pIn this episode of EV Insider, host Scott sits down with Laura Perrotta, President of the New Jersey Coalition of Automotive Retailers (NJCAR), to get a ground-level view of the EV market from someone representing 523 franchised dealers across the Garden State. New Jersey is the #7 state for new EV sales and the only Northeast state in the top 10 — but that position is under pressure. Laura breaks down exactly what got New Jersey there, what's threatening that momentum, and what needs to hap... -
Dealers Must Rethink How They Sell Electric Cars with Pete Berkey 03.03.2026 13pScott Case sits down with Pete Berkey, General Manager of Lee Johnson Kia in Kirkland, Washington. This dealership is posting 30–40% EV sales penetration at a time when some of the industry is still in the single digits. Pete shares what's really happening on the ground: the split between EV6 and EV9 buyers after the $7,500 federal tax credit expired, Kia's decision to scale back EV builds and increase Telluride production by 50% in 2026, and why he believes the EV3 could open the mark... -
The 300-mile EV Myth with Nathan Shaver 18.02.2026 19pFirst-time EV buyers say they need 300 miles of range. Experienced EV drivers say they could have gotten by with 250. So who's right—and what does that mean for how dealerships sell electric cars? In this episode of EV Insider, Recurrent CEO Scott Case sits down with Nathan Shaver, Managing Partner of Shaver Automotive Group, to unpack what's really driving EV sales in 2026. They cover: Why the 300-mile requirement is a first-timer's myth What's actually happening in California's EV marke... -
Why Hybrids Are Essential for EV Adoption with Tim Pohanka 10.02.2026 13pTim Pohanka brings a perspective few in the auto industry can match. As Executive VP of Pohanka Automotive Group, one of America's oldest family-owned dealerships at 106 years, he watched his great-grandfather's horse stable become their first automotive shop. Now he's navigating another powertrain transition—and his take might surprise you. What We Cover: 🏛️ Multi-Generational Perspective – From horses to combustion engines to EVs: how this transition compares to past industry shifts 💰 Th... -
Subaru Finally Has Serious EV Contenders with Jeff Miller 03.02.2026 21pJeff Miller is crushing it with Subaru's Solterra EV—and he's not shy about why his competitors aren't. As CEO of Mark Miller's Subaru in Salt Lake City, Jeff sold 124 Solterras while the other three Subaru stores in his market combined have sold just 35. The difference? Commitment. In this episode, Jeff shares how his dealership leaned into EVs when others wouldn't, why he believes range anxiety is "retailer-driven," and the creative financing strategies (like one-pay leases) ... -
Used EV Boom Is Coming with Danny Papakalos 27.01.2026 19pWhat if the future of EV adoption doesn’t start with new cars — but with used ones? In this EV Insider episode, Scott Case sits down with Danny Papakalos, Corporate Director of Pre-Owned Operations at #1 Cochran, the largest automotive retailer in Western Pennsylvania. Danny has a unique view: his job only lives in the pre-owned space, and he believes used EVs will be the single biggest growth opportunity in 2026 and beyond. Danny explains why EV loyalty is shockingly strong, how affordabil... -
$19 EV Leases and the Best Time to Buy an EV with Fred Emich 13.01.2026 23pColorado has been one of the hottest EV markets in the country. At one point offering deals so aggressive that shoppers were leasing EVs for $19 a month. But now the incentives are gone, the “big beautiful bill” is behind us, and the entire region is entering a new chapter of EV adoption. In this episode of EV Insider, Scott Case sits down with Fred Emich, owner of four Colorado dealerships (Volkswagen, Kia, and Chevrolet) to unpack what really happened in Colorado’s EV surge — and what’s co... -
Solving EV Range Anxiety Isn't About Range with Parker Boice 07.01.2026 25pBMW is developing new EV models that could eliminate range anxiety once and for all. In this episode, Parker Boice, General Sales Manager at BMW and Mini of Utah, reveals details about the upcoming iX3—a vehicle delivering 400+ miles of range at $60,000, powered by BMW's sixth-generation battery technology. We explore how BMW's diversified approach—offering BEVs, plug-in hybrids, and gas vehicles—is serving customers in Utah's unique EV market. Parker shares fascinating insights about the le... -
Used EVs Are the Best Deal Right Now with Alex Perdikis 22.12.2025 19pThe incentive rollercoaster created a challenge—but also an unprecedented opportunity for EV shoppers. Alex Perdikis, CEO of Koons Motors (Ford, Lincoln, Mazda) in the D.C. metro area, breaks down why 50–60% first-year depreciation on EVs is creating some of the best values in the automotive market—often outperforming ICE vehicles at the same price point. In this episode, Alex shares his dealer playbook for the current market: lease new EVs to hedge depreciation, buy used to capture incredi...
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