Aurel Niculescu is a journalist for autoevolution, specializing in automotive news and reviews. With a passion for cars and a keen eye for detail, Aurel provides readers with in-depth articles on the latest models, industry trends, and exciting developments in the world of automobiles.
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Aurel’s articles predominantly focus on the automotive industry, with a particular emphasis on new vehicle models and technological advancements. Given this focus, Aurel is likely to respond well to pitches related to exclusive insights into new car features or technologies, as well as interviews with industry experts who can provide unique perspectives on the future of automotive design and technology.
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By: Aurel Niculescu
Published: • By: While October's sales are still inbound, after the first nine months of the year, Stellantis' American subsidiary FCA US
By: Aurel Niculescu
The Japanese automaker is ready to bring "action and adventure" to the 2024 edition of the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, Nevada - and it is sparing no expense
By: Aurel Niculescu
Published: • By: The Japanese automaker Toyota is having a busy November – and it's all thanks to their participation at the 2024 SEMA Show party with two of their most beloved SUVs: 4Runner and Land Cruiser.
By: Aurel Niculescu
Published: • By: Stellantis isn't doing too well across the US automotive market, to put it mildly – after the first nine months of the
By: Aurel Niculescu
Published: • By: While many would say that America's all-time favorite pickup truck is the Ford F-Series, in fact, before the later years
By: Aurel Niculescu
Published: • By: The good folks at Kolesa , along with their resident pixel master Nikita Chuicko, aka kelsonik on social media, have imagined
By: Aurel Niculescu
Published: • By: Recently, Brabus produced the carbon-fiber-clad Mercedes-AMG SL Shooting Brake we didn't even dare fantasize about, and
By: Aurel Niculescu
Published: • By: Unlike the 2025 Ram 1500 TRX, which is nowhere to be found because it was discontinued when Stellantis switched to the
By: Aurel Niculescu
Published: • By: Sometimes, it feels like the battle between GM and FoMoCo representatives is as old as the world – the quarter-mile dragstrip realm, that is.
By: Aurel Niculescu
Published: • By: The Japanese automaker Toyota has been faring extremely well across the US automotive market this year.
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