Antuan Goodwin is a self-proclaimed fastest man at CNET and a Reviews Editor for CNET Cars at Red Ventures. With a passion for photography and a love for Miata cars, Antuan covers a wide range of topics in the automotive industry, including electric vehicles, new car releases, and technology advancements. His work has been featured in publications such as Finger Lakes Times and Lawton Publishing Company.
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Antuan Goodwin primarily covers the automotive industry, focusing on electric vehicles and associated technologies. His coverage includes reviews, press releases, and private sector announcements related to electric vehicles. He would likely be interested in pitches featuring the latest advancements in electric vehicle technology, new product launches or updates from major car brands, as well as expert insights into trends shaping the future of electric vehicles.
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While Antuan's geographic focus is not explicitly specified, his articles cover global developments within the automotive industry without a clear regional emphasis.
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