Andrew Hawkins is a transportation editor at The Verge, specializing in covering the latest developments in the automotive industry, electric vehicles, autonomous driving technology, and other transportation-related topics. His work has also been featured in Building Design+Construction Media, showcasing his expertise in the field.
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Andrew’s coverage heavily revolves around automotive technology, particularly on developments related to electric vehicles, self-driving cars, and advancements in automotive technology. His strong focus on press releases indicates that he may be inclined towards official statements from companies or organizations.
Given the nature of his coverage, Andrew would likely be interested in receiving pitches about new product launches within the automotive industry, technological advancements specific to vehicles (including EVs and self-driving cars), as well as partnerships between tech companies and automobile manufacturers.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Andrew's articles, he seems open to covering global developments within the automotive industry. Therefore, pitches with an international perspective could also align with Andrew's coverage area.
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By: Andrew J. Hawkins
Companies are still investing into hydrogen fuel cells for larger projects like mining trucks, cement mixers, terminal tractors, and boats.
The robotaxi company says its doing 100,000 paid trips a week, up from 50,000 a week last May . This comes after the company got rid of its waitlist
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By: Andrew J. Hawkins
Hyundai's next EV will be the three-row Ioniq 9 — and it's headed for the US While other automakers get cold feet, the South Korean automaker remains steadfast on EV rollout.
After trying to make BrightDrop work as a standalone brand , GM has decided it will have a happier home among the Silverados and Camaros at Chevy.
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By: Andrew J. Hawkins
Volvo is leaning more on hybrids to reach its climate goal.
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By: Andrew J. Hawkins
Waymo’s approach to safety is transparency.
By: Troy Jones, Andrew Hawkins
The first live sports broadcast was a college baseball game between Princeton and Columbia, aired by NBC in 1939.
More cuts for Ford in Europe
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By: Andrew J. Hawkins
A sportier three-row SUV and a longer range crossover.
Save the tax credit.
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