Chase Bierenkoven is a Freelance Automotive Journalist at various esteemed publications. He specializes in topics related to cars, trucks, motorcycles, and electric vehicles, with a keen focus on the automotive industry and its intersection with insurance and finance. Chase's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Washington Post, Miami Herald, and Men's Journal.
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By: Chase Bierenkoven
Edmunds data shows some buyers are moving into EVs, but there's more to the story.
By: Chase Bierenkoven
Rivian knows limited demand keeps wild colors out of production, but it still wants to bring more colors to buyers who want them.
Rivian is subject to an NHTSA probe for rear suspension problems.
By: Chase Bierenkoven
Cars come in a range of monochromatic colors for a reason. Everyone out there building cars is trying to sell as many as possible.
Cars come in a range of monochromatic colors for a reason. Everyone out there building cars is trying to sell as many as possible. A hot pink car won't sell like a silver one will. Rivian, though it has a solid arsenal of interesting hues behind it, knows this. Speaking to The Drive, the company ...
Nissan is glad you think the new Luce EV looks like its Leaf.
The Pajero will come back as a series of off-roaders.
By: Chase Bierenkoven
The Ford F-150 is downright intimidating. No, not from an aesthetic point of view, though some of them are pretty mean-looking . Nor from a drivability standpoint.
By: Chase Bierenkoven
Online discourse surrounding Ferrari's Luce EV has been divisive to say the least. The brand's first EV is a big moment.
By: Chase Bierenkoven
Mitsubishi today announced that the Pajero SUV will return following a hiatus since 2021.
