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Pragmatic Electric
Pragmatic but with video, where I look at all things electric, renewable energy and the real-world trade-offs we face in their adoption…with the occasional review and something fun from time to time.
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Total Watching Time: 2 hours, 27 minutes and 21 seconds.
Latest Episode
With my daily driver, a Tesla Model 3, approaching 200,000k and 5 years old, I talk about range loss I’ve experienced and other things about EVs including an update on EVs rising popularity in Australia since I bought mine in 2021.
With John Chidgey.
Episode 7: Tesla Christmas Update 2022
23 December, 2022
In the last two days before Christmas in 2022, my Model 3 received the annual Christmas Update from Tesla. We look at the highlights and the lowlights of Tesla updates, this one included…along with a holiday message.
With John Chidgey.
Episode 6: Monto to Rockhampton
30 October, 2022
A road trip episode of Pragmatic Electric, I drive from Monto to Rockhampton to visit some friends, then to the Capricorn Coast and back to Monto in a day in my Model 3. With limited infrastructure to charge, how close will I cut it?
With John Chidgey.
Episode 5: Review of Tessories Sun Shade for Model 3
26 February, 2022
Some people love or hate the all glass roof of their Model 3. For me it’s too hot where I live in the summer so I invested in a glass roof sunshade.
With John Chidgey.
Episode 4: Peachester to Bald Knob
11 February, 2022
In a more casual episode of Pragmatic Electric (Edition) I drive to Peachester and Bald Knob, and talk a bit about the history and why I enjoy winding mountain roads. Sit back, relax and enjoy.
With John Chidgey.
Episode 3: EV Charging Distance vs Demand
30 January, 2022
Covering the challenges of charging an Electric Vehicle in Australia, with charging capacity on long-distance routes and the economics vs more populous countries.
With John Chidgey.