Alex Kierstein is a Senior Editor for Torque.TV LLC and USA TODAY. With a focus on automotive journalism, Alex covers a wide range of topics including electric vehicles, new car releases, aftermarket modifications, and industry trends. His articles provide insights and analysis for car enthusiasts and consumers alike.
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Alex Kierstein primarily covers the automotive industry, focusing on electric vehicles, car models and customization, and concept cars. Given this focus, Alex would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new releases of electric vehicles or innovative features within the automotive industry.
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By: Alex Kierstein
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 is a fantastic electric crossover, but for years owners have been complaining about a missing feature.
With a concept car preview and official teasers, this three-row SUV is emerging as a compelling Kia EV9 alternative.
Futuristic, adventurous, and ready for that infamous #vanlife hashtag—that is, if this PV5 WKNDR concept van were to become real.
Will you be surprised? Here's a hint: It's an American automaker.
Despite the muted, extra-cost color, there's nothing subtle about Jeep's latest special-edition tribute to its military ancestor.
By: Alex Kierstein
A bit like ordering off of a secret motorsport-influenced options menu, this performance pack improves aero and decreases lap times. And it looks awesome.
Alex Kierstein | MotorTrend (using the NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System and then adjusted by miles traveled using iSeeCar's
The ionic minimalist roadster that almost single-handedly re-ignited interest in small sports cars gets a plug-and-play powertrain conversion kit.
The old concept looked like a reimagined original 5. This previews the production model, and it's wide AF.
After nearly 1,400 miles in three days, will we still be excited to hop back in this long-legged electric sedan?
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