EV Reviewers
The internet has transformed car reviews. While TV shows typically offer brief 2–3 minute segments, online platforms like YouTube provide hours of in-depth, model-specific content. EVKX.net highlights some of the most respected reviewers delivering thorough, real-world EV testing.
Bjørn Nyland
Bjørn Nyland is a Norwegian electric vehicle enthusiast and YouTuber best known for his systematic, long-distance EV testing. Based in Jessheim, Norway, where he lives with his family, Bjørn benefits from immediate access to major highways—ideal conditions for repeatable, real-world EV tests.
He is widely respected for his objective, data-driven approach, often testing vehicles in demanding conditions and documenting the results in a clear and engaging way. His content has become a reference point for both consumers and industry professionals.
Bjørn’s EV journey began in 2011 with a converted electric Citroën Berlingo. In 2019, he set a world record for the longest distance driven in an electric vehicle in 24 hours. Over the years, he has owned and tested an extensive range of EVs, including multiple Tesla models, the Audi e-tron, Hyundai Kona Electric, and many more.
Today, Bjørn Nyland’s YouTube channel has more than 306,000 subscribers. His videos frequently feature standardized range tests, charging analysis, and infrastructure observations, complemented by openly shared datasets available here.
Bjørn follows a comprehensive and repeatable test structure. Click on to access playlists:
- Charging test:
- 1000 km challenge (time to drive 1000 km):
- 1000 km challenge with trailer
- Banana box test (cargo capacity):
- Interior review
- Range test at 90 and 120 km/h:
- Noise and acceleration test:
- Sunday driving test:
- Zero mile test:
- Battery degradation test:
Overall, Bjørn Nyland is one of the most influential contributors to the global EV community, helping to set expectations around real-world efficiency, charging performance, and usability.
You can learn more about Bjørn in this podcast:
Bjørn also live-streams many of his tests on his Teslabjorn Live channel, and his real-time driving can be tracked on Chargefinder.
Visit his YouTube channels and subscribe:
Out of Spec Reviews
Out of Spec Reviews is a YouTube channel focused on pushing electric vehicles beyond manufacturer claims to understand real-world performance. The channel is led by Kyle Conner and the Out of Spec Studios team, combining deep technical knowledge with long-distance and adventure-oriented testing.
Out of Spec Reviews is known for its structured and repeatable testing methodology. Click on to view playlists:
- Charging test:
- First drives:
- In-depth reviews (interior, exterior, drivetrain, options):
- 70 mph motorway range test:
- 10% challenge: How far can you drive after 15 minutes of charging from 10%? See the calculated result in our database.
- ADAS testing:
Beyond car reviews, the channel covers charging infrastructure, electric motorcycles, and even electric aircraft. Notably, Out of Spec Reviews is currently the only channel performing systematic, comparative testing of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS).
Out of Spec Reviews is run from Fort Collins, Colorado, USA. Many tests begin at this ChargePoint location, and the team even operates its own DC fast charger at CSU Powerhouse. The Out of Spec Hub is located here.
Kyle also co-hosts the Batteries Included podcast, which we highly recommend.
Visit their channels and subscribe:
Out of Spec Reviews Out of Spec Podcast Out of Spec Motoring
Autogefühl
Autogefühl
Autogefühl is a long-established YouTube channel delivering highly detailed and objective car reviews. Hosted primarily by Thomas Majchrzak, the channel is known for its calm presentation style, technical depth, and focus on usability and long-term ownership considerations.
Founded in 2010 and based in Germany, Autogefühl covers a wide spectrum of vehicles, from compact hatchbacks to luxury SUVs, with a strong and growing emphasis on electric cars. Reviews typically include extensive interior and exterior walkthroughs, driving impressions, and evaluations of comfort, efficiency, and everyday practicality.
Thomas also runs a dedicated EV-focused channel, OnlyElectric, which concentrates exclusively on battery-electric vehicles.
Visit his YouTube channels and subscribe:
State of Charge
State of Charge
State of Charge is a YouTube channel specializing in EV charging equipment and real-world range testing. The channel is run by Tom Moloughney from North New Jersey, USA.
Tom is also a senior editor at InsideEVs and has been covering the plug-in vehicle industry since 2012. His experience spans early compliance EVs through to modern long-range battery-electric vehicles.
He has owned vehicles such as the Mini-E, BMW Active-E, BMW i3, and Tesla Model 3, and has worked with more than 300 US dealerships to improve EV education and sales readiness.
Tom is widely regarded as an authority on EV charging. He has developed rigorous testing protocols for home chargers and frequently interviews key figures from across the EV industry. His mission is to educate consumers and accelerate EV adoption through clear, unbiased information.
In addition to YouTube, Tom operates evchargingstations.com, a site dedicated to EV charging infrastructure.
Highly recommended.
Kris Rifa
Kris Rifa
Kris Rifa is a Norwegian EV reviewer who, like Bjørn Nyland, applies consistent testing methods across different models. His content is particularly accessible, making it well suited for viewers who want clear conclusions without deep technical complexity.
Kris provides solid overviews of specifications, options, and real-world usability, and publishes content in both English and Norwegian.
Visit his YouTube channels and subscribe:
Other Notable Mentions
In addition, we regularly follow the following channels, which also offer high-quality EV and automotive reviews:
- Fully Charged Show
- carwow
- InsideEVs
- AutoTrader – High production quality and broad market coverage, including combustion-engine vehicles.