Experian becomes the exclusive provider of electric vehicle data to The EVs for Everyone Podcast.
Elena Ciccotelli (L), founder of The EVs for Everyone Podcast, and Kirsten Von Busch, director of automotive product marketing at Experian, are collaborating on the new "EVs for Everyone with Experian" mini-podcast series debuting on Oct. 3, 2024.
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With the electric vehicle (EV) market growing and evolving, The EVs for Everyone Podcast has partnered with Experian to launch a new monthly mini podcast series on Oct. 3 titled “EVs for Everyone with Experian."
The podcast will feature candid conversations about the U.S. EV market's current state and future prospects.
Designed as a “no-holds-barred” forum for automotive professionals, the monthly miniseries will cover everything from macroeconomic influences to firsthand dealership experiences. Each episode aims to equip listeners with knowledge and insights to inform them about the EV landscape.
In addition to the podcast, as part of the collaboration, Experian will be the exclusive data provider to The EVs for Everyone Podcast for U.S. vehicle registration data and insights, including for the electric vehicle market.
"With the abundance of misleading information regarding electric vehicles today, we are eager to debunk the myriad of myths surrounding EVs," said Elena Ciccotelli, founder of The EVs for Everyone Podcast, in a Sept. 19 news release. "Our goal is to provide all stakeholders in the automotive industry with a transparent and accurate understanding of the current state of affairs."
The premiere episode, featuring Melinda Zabritski, head of automotive financial insights at Experian, and Jamie Butters, executive editor at Automotive News, is scheduled to drop Oct. 3 on the EVs for Everyone Podcast, available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and online at evs4everyone.com.
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