Elena Luchian is a Writer at autoevolution. She specializes in various aspects of the automotive industry, covering topics such as car repair, electric vehicles, car manufacturing, and motorcycles, with a keen focus on cars, trucks, and lorries. Elena's work has been featured in notable publications, showcasing her expertise in the automotive field.
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Elena Luchian's coverage predominantly focuses on the automotive industry, with an emphasis on luxury cars, new vehicle releases, and technological advancements. Her article titles indicate a strong interest in unique or noteworthy developments within the automotive sector.
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Ferrari has faced the backlash standing proud because they knew that the Luce would soon turn profitable. Orders are already pouring in
By: Elena Luchian
Mitsubishi is planning to launch 13 new models by 2031 and a midsize pickup truck to compete with the Toyota Tacoma and Ford Ranger is part of the plan
By: Elena Luchian
Ten major publications from Europe have disclosed irregularities revolving around KTM detuning their motorcycles and then dialing them back up before sale
By: Elena Luchian
This Chevrolet Camaro saw the light of day back in 1993. It spend 15 years in Turkey, with his owner, who served in the U.S Air Force, then 20 years in a barn
By: Elena Luchian
BYD is taking full responsibility for crashes taking place while its cars drive autonomously. BYD is asking roughly $1,770 for the technology
By: Elena Luchian
The Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X has weight on its side, but the instant massive torque might be the Ace up the Lucid Air Sapphire's sleeve
By: Elena Luchian
Mazda launched the Luce in 1966. Sixty years later, Ferrari officially unveiled its Luce. After a trademark dispute with Ferrari, Mazda trolls the Italian brand
By: Elena Luchian
Four of the world's most powerful trucks and SUVs meet at the track for the final showdown. So will the V8 win out or will it have to bow to quiet performance?
By: Elena Luchian
Ford is reportedly working on a four-door after years of offering only crossovers, SUVs and pickup trucks, along with the two-door Mustang
By: Elena Luchian
Joe Burrow's Ford Bronco is obviously an SUV with a personal signature, bearing his jersey number on the doors and headrests
