Erik Shilling is an Editor at Robb Report. He covers topics related to the automotive industry, with a focus on major players like Tesla, Toyota, and Honda, as well as business leaders and trends in car sales, including Carvana. Erik's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the New York Post, Page Six, and Gizmodo Media Group.
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Erik's focus on auto-related topics, including new car models and technology updates, suggests a strong interest in the latest automotive innovations. He also covers spaceflight, animation, and various aspects of technology.
Given his frequent citation of data and press releases, Erik may be interested in receiving pitches that offer access to exclusive or hard-to-find data related to automotive trends or technological advancements. Additionally, he might respond well to pitches from industry insiders who can provide unique insights into emerging technologies within the automotive sector.
Although no specific geographic focus is mentioned for Erik Shilling's coverage area, it could be inferred that his interests are global considering the nature of topics like spaceflight and technological advancements which often have an international impact.
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