Zombie ICE Car Factories, VW ID.1 and Nissan Eyes Korean Batteries

Here is the translation of the text to English:"Thank you for providing the transcript of your podcast. Here are some key points that were discussed:1. Toyota is facing legal action in China for exceeding air pollution limits, and the company is being sued for 20 million yuan (around $3 million) for failing to meet emissions standards.2. A UK-based breakdown service reported that electric vehicles (EVs) are 59% less likely to require roadside assistance than combustion engine vehicles, suggesting that EVs are more reliable than traditional vehicles.3. The managing director of Start Rescue, Leapuffet, stated that the hesitation towards EV adoption is purely psychological and that concerns about battery life and vehicle reliability are unfounded.4. It was mentioned that while EV batteries do experience degradation over time, it's nowhere near what we see from small consumer electronics due to the advanced thermal management and battery management system (BMS) in EVs.5. The 12 volt battery in EVs can be an issue, with unexpected drainage reported. This highlights the importance of maintaining the 12 volt battery in EVs.6. The host mentioned that they've had issues with the 12 volt battery in their Hyundai Kona and MG SEV, but it was a quick and easy fix.7. The host expressed interest in doing weekend audio editions of the podcast, so stay tuned for those.8. As always, a mention for the premium partners, Portia of the village in Cincinnati, Audi of Cincinnati East, Volvo cars of Cincinnati East, National Car Charging on the US mainland, and Loja Charging Hawaii.9. Derek Riley from Nivo.io and the Nivo EV Review Island YouTube channel were also mentioned as premium partners.10. The host reminded listeners that there's no such thing as a self-charging hybrid, and encouraged them to subscribe to the podcast and support their favorite EV-related businesses."