Alisa Priddle is a Detroit Editor at Motor Trend. With over 40 years of reporting experience, she specializes in the automotive industry, covering a wide range of topics including car manufacturing, electric vehicles, and driverless cars. Alisa has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and the Detroit Free Press.
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Alisa's coverage is heavily focused on press releases and reviews within the automotive industry, particularly electric vehicles. If you have newsworthy product launches, updates or announcements related to car technology, especially in the realm of electric vehicles, reaching out to Alisa may be beneficial for your PR efforts.
With a strong emphasis on car reviews and press releases, she might be interested in exclusive access to new models for review. Engaging with her through pitches that offer unique insights into upcoming trends in car technology or detailed analysis of recent advancements could also capture her attention.
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Volvo’s Overseas Delivery Program is a fun way to vacation with your new vehicle.
By: Alisa Priddle
The all-new Volvo EX60 is just the beginning of an even bigger EV push by the Swedish automaker.
A naturally aspirated V-6 and sharp style keep the IS relevant, but our testing reveals flaws.
Defending Nissan's body-on-frame family, starting with the Xterra
By: Alisa Priddle
The 2026 Sportage Hybrid just made Kia history in Georgia; here's why that matters.
Stellantis is reworking its future inside its massive Michigan complex.
Three Affordable SUVs are on their way to bolster the Chrysler brand.
By: Alisa Priddle
After years of quality issues, Stellantis goes back to basics.
We loved the Volvo XC90. Can the electric EX90 win us over during a yearlong test, too?
By: Jim Fets, Alisa Priddle
We loved the Volvo XC90. Can the electric EX90 win us over during a yearlong test, too?
