Jerry Hirsch is a Mobility Editor specializing in advanced technology. He writes for publications such as Crain's Detroit Business, Automotive News, and the Los Angeles Times. Jerry covers a wide range of topics related to the automotive industry, including electric vehicles, hydrogen combustion, recycling, and industry news.
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Jerry Hirsch's coverage heavily focuses on the automotive industry, particularly electric vehicles, emissions reduction, and hydrogen fuel cells. His interest in press releases and private sector announcements indicates a preference for news directly from companies.
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By: Jerry Hirsch
The H2HQ facility will do R&D, commercialization and sales for hydrogen fuel cell products.
By: Jerry Hirsch
A hydrogen pickup would have bigger towing ranges and a fuel-like gasoline truck, Toyota executives say.
Evergreen Waste Services electric Mack garbage trucks will collect refuse during the day and charge the grid overnight
The technologies on display at the ACT Expo clean transportation conference highlight advances in commercial vehicles.
By: Jerry Hirsch
Although a poor seller, Toyota's Mirai is the launch point for a much broader array of hydrogen fuel cell products.
By: Jerry Hirsch
Automakers and truck companies want to leverage existing technology and expertise to launch nearly carbon-free hydrogen internal combustion vehicles.
By: Jerry Hirsch
As more automakers start to assemble EVs domestically and get battery materials from trade partners, prices will continue to decline.
By: Jerry Hirsch
Self-driving technology companies continue to suck up cash with Aurora, Cruise and Waymo getting more funding.
By: Jerry Hirsch
Consumers will switch to EVs after the range and charging speed matches that of gasoline vehicle refueling.
By: Jamie Butters, Jerry Hirsch
Senior Editor Jerry Hirsch talks about Automotive News’ deep dive into the state of EV charging in 2024.
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