ELECTRIC CARS FROM A
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Sometimes you want to find out hidden details about your EV, like battery state of health (SoH), battery temperature, or cell voltages, but you aren’t tech-inclined or you don’t want to have your cellphone stuck to your dash. The EVOBD2 adapter is a Plug&Play device that was invented by a local Québecois and it can tell you a lot about your EV without you needing to know anything more than plugging in an OBD2 Bluetooth adapter and a USB cable! You can learn all about it in this video. Be sure to watch the whole thing because there are bloopers at the end of every video we make 😎️ ===== EV-olution Links ===== EV-olution Merchandise: https://www.ev-olution.ca/shop Buy me a coffee? https://ko-fi.com/ev_olution EV-olution Web site: https://www.ev-olution.ca/ Products I use: https://www.ev-olution.ca/products-i-use Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ev_olution_inevitable Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/evolutioninevitible/ ======================== CREDITS: The awesome video producer and video editing magician, David Laramée! He brought things to a whole new level. 00:00 Intro 00:38 3D Printed Case! 01:11 What you get and details 02:44 What cars does it work with 03:38 Where do you connect it? 06:24 The various screens 06:36 Make your guess 07:03 Battery SoC and temp 07:23 A different average trip 07:55 High voltage battery 08:18 12V Battery 08:42 Cell voltages 09:27 Battery capacity test 10:15 Total power 10:37 Trip power 11:10 Battery SoH 12:00 Average power use per trip 13:33 Where and how to install it 14:10 Why would you buy it? 15:54 Bloopers

In the winter electric vehicles (EVs) have a problem with snow and ice accumulating in the wiper area at the base of the windshield because there is no gas engine throwing out a ton of waste energy in the form of heat. There are lots of windscreen covers to help solve the issue for EVs, but not all are made equal and there are different sizes. What type offers better coverage, which is big enough, what are the differences? I bought 4 different covers to compare to the one I bought in 2019 for the Niro EV, and I test them all on the Kia EV6. There is one standout winner, one very good runner up, and two pretty sad losers. Watch this video to find out which is the best. ===== EV-olution Links ===== • EV-olution Merchandise: https://www.ev-olution.ca/shop • Buy me a coffee? https://ko-fi.com/ev_olution • EV-olution Web site: https://www.ev-olution.ca/ • Products I use: https://www.ev-olution.ca/products-i-use • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ev_olution_inevitable • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/evolutioninevitible/ These are Amazon affiliate links, so at no cost to you I will make a tiny bit of money on anything you buy on Amazon when you use the links. WINNERS: • The clear winner for me is the Tsisaom that I paid 39.99$ CDN: https://amzn.to/41xWuTq • A great runner up is the Migaven that I paid 19.59$ CDN: https://amzn.to/41wN8Yg I do NOT recommend the last two: • Cheap = Xzxwzx at 20.79$ CDN: https://amzn.to/4hTEpF7 • Poor protection = Gintenco at 22.39$ CDN: https://amzn.to/439Hnkv ======================== CREDITS: Video producer supreme and my YouTube partner, David Laramée. 00:00 Intro 00:37 Gas car “advantage” 01:42 The covers 02:21 The 4 Brands 03:05 Cover 01 - Migaven Review 04:21 Cover 01 - Migaven Installation 04:51 Cover 02 - Xzxwzx Review 06:06 Cover 02 - Xzxwzx Installation 06:34 Cover 03 - Gintenco Review 07:46 Cover 03 - Gintenco Installation 08:03 Cover 04 - Tsisoam Review 09:36 Cover 04 - Tsisoam Installation 10:00 Which one will I use? 10:42 Links to the winner and runner up 11:01 Long term use follow up 12:14 Santa’s message! 13:23 Did you know you can help others? 13:54 Bloopers

It took Nissan 14 years to produce a second-generation electric vehicle, the Nissan Ariya electric SUV, but does it stand out as compared to the competition? Yes, and no. In this video I go over the details of some nice things about the Ariya ESUV, but I also go over some not so nice things. If you are shopping for an electric SUV and are considering the Nissan Ariya, you may be interested in this video. Be sure to watch the whole thing because there are bloopers at the end of every video we make 😎 ===== EV-olution Links ===== • EV-olution Merchandise: https://www.ev-olution.ca/shop • Buy me a coffee? https://ko-fi.com/ev_olution • EV-olution Web site: https://www.ev-olution.ca/ • Products I use: https://www.ev-olution.ca/products-i-use • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ev_olution_inevitable • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/evolutioninevitible/ Nissan Canada Ariya Page: https://www.nissan.ca/vehicles/electric-cars/ariya.html ======================== CREDITS: The awesome video producer and video editing magician, David Laramée! He ups the game to a whole new level when it comes to our videos… and he makes me look half decent! 😎 00:00 Intro 00:40 Old Leaf in new skin 00:53 Specs 01:23 You are important 02:00 Front end, headlights, piano black! 04:05 Frunk and hood struts 04:55 Heat pump... Loud 05:24 The interior - Start up annoyances 07:22 Square peg in a round hole mirror 07:58 Dual dipping difference 08:38 Bose sound system! 09:24 Moving center console! 09:54 Console “buttons” 10:38 Magic tray! 11:10 Haptic dash “buttons” 12:05 Touchscreen shortcut “buttons” 12:46 Touchscreen and infotainment weirdness 14:17 Driving the Ariya – Handling 15:58 Visibility 16:37 Dead pedal 17:08 Auto parking brake and Autohold weirdness 18:55 The E-Brake Squat 19:34 The missing e-Pedal 20:05 Safety features and LKA weirdness 21:21 E4ORCE 22:05 HUD but missing something 23:12 Quiet interior 23:38 The trunk and features 25:41 Doors but WTF? 27:43 Charge port 28:07 Ariya efficiency... mediocre 28:34 Back seat details 30:40 Recommended or not 31:51 Bloopers

I made and 3D printed a solution for the Kia EV6 capacitive buttons at the end of the center console. Kia thought it was a good idea to make the buttons at the end of the console of certain trim levels of the EV6, touch buttons. This means that they can be activated when you accidentally brush them when accessing the climate or media buttons that are right in front of the console. My cover design is simple, quick to print, can be printed at home or via a 3D print service, and costs next to nothing. I strongly suggest printing it in PETG at a minimum, ABS or ASA are better, but not in PLA. PLA will melt in the summer heat in a car. FYI, I used PETG because that is what I had. 2025-01-26 UPDATE: I received a request to make one without the heated steering button, and I created a new set for RHD vehicles, so there are now new files uploaded to the print sites. 2025-01-25 UPDATE: As requested, I have added a version of the button cover that has no ventillated seats. See the download links below. ===== EV-olution Links ===== • EV-olution Merchandise: https://www.ev-olution.ca/shop • Buy me a coffee? https://ko-fi.com/ev_olution • EV-olution Web site: https://www.ev-olution.ca/ • Products I use: https://www.ev-olution.ca/products-i-use • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ev_olution_inevitable • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/evolutioninevitible/ Where to download the 3D Print file I made: MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/891935#profileId-848631 If you like my make, I would really appreciate if you could boost it on MakerWorld. Thanks in advance. Printables: https://www.printables.com/model/1112960-xerses-remixremake-kia-ev6-console-capacitive-butt ======================== CREDITS: My awesome YouTube associate, the amazing video producer David Laramée! For each new video he ups the game to a whole new level. 00:00 Intro 00:40 What’s the issue? 01:00 The solution 02:27 Where to get it 03:00 Added benefit 03:42 What holds it on? 04:31 How to install it 05:06 If you don’t have a printer 05:20 Santa! WTF? 06:26 Please share this