Gabrielle Coppola is an Auto Industry Reporter at Business. She covers a range of topics related to the automotive sector, including car manufacturing, electric vehicles, and driverless cars, with a keen interest in the intersection of technology and transportation. Gabrielle's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg, and The Washington Post.
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Gabrielle's coverage primarily focuses on the automotive industry, with specific attention to electric vehicles, labor unions, and battery technology. She frequently reports on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to this sector.
To effectively reach out to Gabrielle, consider providing data-backed insights or analysis on trends within the automotive industry, particularly those related to electric vehicles and emerging battery technologies. Additionally, experts in labor union dynamics within the automotive sector may also find an attentive audience with her.
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By: Gabrielle Coppola, Hyonhee Shin
Hyundai Motor Co showcased its Atlas humanoid robot at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, highlighting its technical progress on football's biggest stage as the South Korean automaker gears up for mass production and factory deployment.
Stellantis NV named new leaders for its Jeep and Ram brands, the latest in a series of shakeups as Chief Executive Officer Antonio Filosa pushes to turn around its US business.
Changes come amid a broader effort by CEO Antonio Filosa to repair Stellantis' core U.S. business Key Takeaways:
By: Gabrielle Coppola, Josh Wingrove, Jenny Leonard
Mercedes-Benz Group AG is pushing to water down a proposed law that would ban the company from the US over its partial Chinese ownership, according to people familiar with the matter, the latest flashpoint in wrangling over how the US will respond to the global expansion of China’s auto industry.
By: Gabrielle Coppola
Ford Motor Co.’s new budget-conscious electric pickup — dubbed the Fathom — will start at just under $30,000 when it arrives next year, the company’s opening bid to become competitive with low-cost electric vehicles from China.
Ford Motor Co.'s new budget-conscious electric pickup -- dubbed the Fathom -- will start at just under $30,000 when it arrives next year, the company's opening bid to become competitive with low-cost electric vehicles from China.
Ford revealed a starting price of $29,945 including shipping fees. Pre-orders will begin in early 2027, with deliveries starting later in the year.
By: Gabrielle Coppola, Hyonhee Shin
LG Energy Solution Ltd. is in talks with the US government and major defense contractors to supply batteries for drones and other unmanned weapons systems, a move to capture growing demand for military hardware as electric vehicle demand sputters.
By: Gabrielle Coppola, Hyonhee Shin
Hyundai Motor Co. Chief Executive Officer José Muñoz has unveiled the biggest product push in the automaker’s history, announcing more than 100 model launches and refreshes to challenge Toyota Motor Corp. in the hot US hybrid market and defend against low-cost Chinese rivals in the rest of the world.
By: Hyonhee Shin, Gabrielle Coppola
Hyundai aims to challenge Toyota in the hot U.S. hybrid market Key Takeaways: [Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox .]
