Freelance Automotive and Technology Journalist
Dave McQuilling is a freelance automotive and technology journalist, specializing in covering the latest trends and developments in the industry. With a wide range of publications under his belt, including SlashGear and The Manual, Dave provides insightful and engaging articles that cater to both car enthusiasts and tech-savvy readers.
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Dave McQuilling's articles predominantly cover automotive and technology-related topics, particularly product reviews and industry-specific content. He would likely be interested in pitches related to new automotive technologies, innovative tech gadgets, or advancements in electric vehicles. Additionally, he may appreciate insights into the latest trends at events like CES.
Given his focus on reviewing products and covering industry-specific news, communicators should consider pitching him stories that offer unique angles or exclusive access to innovations within the automotive and technology sectors. This could include offering test drives of cutting-edge cars or early access to new tech gadgets for review purposes.
While Dave’s geographic focus is not specified, his coverage spans international topics so he may be open to information from various regions as long as it aligns with his themes of interest.
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Italian tire manufacturer Pirelli is leading the charge toward smart tires with its new Cyber Tyre. What makes this piece of rubber so special. We'll tell you.
By Dave McQuilling Dave McQuilling/SlashGear Pros Better battery life than the 3 Depth sensing works well
By Dave McQuilling Dave McQuilling/SlashGear Pros Surprisingly light Good power capacity
By: Dave Mcquilling
The EcoFlow PowerHat is a sun hat made to harness the power of the sun while you're hiking in the mountains -- but does it look too silly?
By: Dave Mcquilling
The Lincoln Corsair may not be around forever, which is a bit of a shame given how nice it is.
Unless you happen to be close to someone who owns a Formula One team, or a major sponsor, then a weekend in the Paddock Club may be as good as it gets. In most cases, you’ll watch the race from right above the pit lane, rub shoulders with celebrities, and have a level of access far beyond what the folks in the grandstand will get. On the flip side, you’ll certainly pay a premium for all of this.
By Dave McQuilling Dave McQuilling/SlashGear Pros Handles superbly well Very comfortable interior
It's a once-in a life time experience coupled with an intense core workout
By: Dave Mcquilling
We see hoe Lincoln's mid-sized option handles a long-distane trip
Racing gets through a lot of rubber, especially at the top level, so you may be wondering what happens to all of the F1 tires after the race? The process turns out to be as complex as everything else in Formula One, but ultimately aligns with both Pirelli and the wider sport’s sustainable aspirations.
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