Justin Westbrook is a Senior Editor at MotorTrend. He specializes in automotive topics, with a focus on electric vehicles, car manufacturing, and green energy, while also providing insights through reviews of brands like Tesla and Porsche. Justin's work has been featured in Dispatch, Magzter, Detroit Free Press, and USA TODAY.
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