David Kiley is a Senior Editor at WardsAuto. He specializes in automotive topics, including electric vehicles, car manufacturing, and industrial vehicles, while also covering themes related to arts and entertainment, particularly theater in Michigan. Kiley's work has been featured in ENCORE MICHIGAN and WardsAuto.
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David Kiley's coverage is heavily focused on the automotive industry, with a significant portion attributed to press releases. He appears most interested in covering new car models, electric vehicles, and auto shows. Given his focus on these areas, he may be receptive to pitches from experts offering insights into technological advancements in the automotive sector or exclusive access to pre-release information on upcoming car models.
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Nissan is restructuring, cutting jobs and closing manufacturing capacity to deal with declining sales and profits in China and the U.S.
Cadillac is adding another BEV to its lineup in 2025, barring any change of strategy in light of a likely rollback of clean-air regulations.
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Despite being in the EV business, Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk, a key advisor to and influencer with Donald Trump, has reasons to want the federal mandates and price supports for electric vehicles and hydrogen-powered semi-trucks rolled back.
Vietnamese BEV maker VinFast is offering some of the cheapest leases in the market in the U.S., but lack of brand awareness and trust continue to stymie growth.
By: David Kiley
A new multi-continent survey by global consulting firm Accenture shows that a growing number of consumers accept that electric vehicles will dominate the future of mobility.
Mazda utilizes Toyota’s hybrid system to bring fuel efficiency to its 2025 CX-50 CUV.
Volkswagen of America replaces its CEO after just 26 months as the German automaker struggles with EV transition and unreasonable sales expectations.
Vietnamese automaker VinFast is launching its 3-row, 7-seat battery-electric CUV at its fledgling U.S. dealer network with a discounted lease deal.
Volkswagen introduces a redesign of its best-selling model for 2025, the Tiguan CUV, with more power and a refined design, but no hybrid or battery-electric version.
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