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Today on the flagship podcast of scaled EV production: Verge producer Will Poor tags along with a former Uber Eats driver who ditched the delivery apps and is trying to start a one-man gig work revolution. The Verge's David Pierce and Andrew Hawkins discuss Rivian's new vehicles they announced last week, and what it will take for the company to compete with Tesla. David and Allison Johnson answer a question from The Vergecast Hotline about foldable phones.
Today on the flagship podcast of scaled EV production: Verge producer Will Poor tags along with a former Uber Eats driver who ditched the delivery apps and is trying to start a one-man gig work revolution. The Verge's David Pierce and Andrew Hawkins discuss Rivian's new vehicles they announced last week, and what it will take for the company to compete with Tesla. David and Allison Johnson answer a question from The Vergecast Hotline about foldable phones.
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