Lindsay Vanhulle is an auto retail reporter for Automotive News, with her work also appearing in publications such as Crain's Detroit Business, Tire Business, and Auto Jobs Now. Lindsay's articles cover a wide range of topics in the automotive industry, including electric vehicles, manufacturing, labor negotiations, and business strategies.
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Lindsay Vanhulle's coverage is heavily focused on the automotive industry, with an emphasis on new product launches, corporate announcements, and labor relations within major auto companies like GM. Given her focus on private sector announcements and press releases, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive interviews or insider perspectives from key figures within these organizations.
She covers a broad range of topics within the automotive industry including electric vehicles, labor relations (specifically UAW), company-specific news such as GM and Cadillac updates. Therefore, individuals who have expertise in these areas or can provide unique insights into developments within the automotive sector would likely capture her attention.
Since Lindsay doesn't have specified geographic focus but mainly focuses on US-based automakers like GM and events affecting their workforce by UAW strikes could also attract her interest.
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By: Lindsay Vanhulle
A GM spokesperson said "we will work with those who are affected and provide them with an opportunity to apply for open positions."
After production of some EVs got off to a slow start, GM expects to move faster as a second battery plant comes online and supply snags are resolved.
By: Lindsay Vanhulle
To address communication challenges and achieve growth targets, CEO Joshua Johnson deployed author Gino Wickman's concept of an Entrepreneurial Operating System.
By: Lindsay Vanhulle
GM CEO Mary Barra said the automaker is offering to increase workers' pay 10 percent in the first year. The proposal matches the 20 percent raises that Ford Motor Co. offered on Tuesday.
By: Vince Bond Jr., Lindsay Vanhulle
The strike's impact could increase quickly if the UAW follows through on its plan to escalate the strike and ramp up pressure on the automakers at the bargaining table.
By: Lindsay Vanhulle
GM stopped building the Chevy Malibu and Cadillac XT4 on Wednesday after running short of stampings made at a Missouri plant that's on strike. Stellantis said it was laying off workers at an Ohio machining plant and expected to make more layoffs in Indiana.
GM and Hyundai provided little detail when they announced a partnership to explore areas in which to collaborate. Such tie-ups can take years to produce results.
By: Lindsay Vanhulle
Automakers are contending with variables that include trade with China and the upcoming U.S. presidential election, General Motors' top North American executive said.
The union is upset by GM’s decision to move 21 employees from first shift, including those who don’t normally work on the assembly line, to assembly jobs on second and third shifts.
DETROIT — Cadillac says its Vistiq electric crossover will give the brand an early edge in a not-yet-crowded luxury segment.
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