Firstly, I had no idea there was a sequel to the documentary 'who killed the electric car?'. ''There is an inevitability to this technology.'' Interviews with actors like Danny Devito, charts the rise of Tesla and Elon Musk. 'This is really just the beginning of the beginning!'' ''The car company of the future'' ''What we're witnessing now is probably the most significant revolution of our lifetime in Autos'' Expect early electric restro-mods too.
One interesting segment of this documentary is how the fledgling electric car industry coincided with the global economy crash, the recession, and the unfortunate bankruptcy of people's lives; witnessing both established car brands facing competition from newer electric brands was fascinating, seeing interviews from the days before the EV mainstream boom.
There's a very catchy song during the rebuilding of an electric retro-mod business, in hindsight they could've used more pop music to make this documentary feel less formal. They call this story ''act two in the heroes journey, the make or break moment.'' Overall, this documentary is about people's leap of faith into the world of electric vehicles, their inevitable future. Watch it!
One interesting segment of this documentary is how the fledgling electric car industry coincided with the global economy crash, the recession, and the unfortunate bankruptcy of people's lives; witnessing both established car brands facing competition from newer electric brands was fascinating, seeing interviews from the days before the EV mainstream boom.
There's a very catchy song during the rebuilding of an electric retro-mod business, in hindsight they could've used more pop music to make this documentary feel less formal. They call this story ''act two in the heroes journey, the make or break moment.'' Overall, this documentary is about people's leap of faith into the world of electric vehicles, their inevitable future. Watch it!