Lindsay VanHulle is a Reporter at Automotive News. She covers General Motors and has a strong focus on automotive retail, dealership technology, and the evolving landscape of electric vehicles. Her work has been featured in Tire Business, Auto Jobs Now, Crain's Detroit Business, Automotive News, and Plastics News.
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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
Ionna and its eight founding automakers say they want to build the best charging network and experience in the U.S.
By: Lindsay Vanhulle
Automakers say the U.S. still needs more high-quality, reliable EV chargers today to meet the needs of current and future owners.
The automaker said it sold 169,887 EVs in 2025, up 48 percent.
Kia didn’t disclose pricing but said the EV3 will be its “most attainable” electric model when it goes on sale in late 2026.
By: Lindsay Vanhulle
The brand unveiled its body-on-frame vision with the Boulder concept, an off-road-capable SUV, at the New York International Auto Show.
By: Lindsay Vanhulle
A panel of executives at the New York International Auto Show urged more stability in Washington, a strong intracontinental trade deal and localized production of compelling vehicles.
By: Richard Truett, Lindsay Vanhulle
The Korean automaker has ambitions to become a full-line automaker with its first body-on-frame platform in the U.S.
By: Lindsay Vanhulle
Automakers weigh their exposure to changing market conditions when deciding which electric vehicle bets to place, leading to delayed models and new launches.
By: Molly Boigon, Lindsay Vanhulle
Eric Jesse, managing director at Boston Consulting Group, talks about how automakers can find their niche.
By: Lindsay Vanhulle
In 2019, AAA studied the effects of hot and cold weather only on EVs. This year, the group tested hybrids for the first time.
