Luke Chillingsworth is an F1 Reporter at Daily Express. He specializes in automotive topics, including electric vehicles, car repair, and transportation and mobility, while also covering themes like insurance and holidays. Luke has been featured in various publications, including Flintshire Chronicle, Nottinghamshire Live, and The Sun, among others.
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Luke Chillingsworth's articles predominantly focus on car-related policy changes, government announcements, and expert commentary. He seems to cover a variety of topics related to car ownership and maintenance with an emphasis on the impact of regulations and policies. Given his coverage attributes, he may be interested in receiving pitches from experts in the automotive industry who can provide data-backed insights into how new regulations or policy changes could affect drivers.
Pitches offering expert opinions or analysis related to car tax, MOT tests, electric cars, and other aspects of car ownership would likely resonate well with Luke. Additionally, providing data-driven information that supports or challenges recent government announcements or regulatory changes may capture his interest.
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Petrol and diesel vehicles will be banned by the end of the decade, and Labour is set to bring forward the cut-off date.
By: Luke Chillingsworth
A new fuel compound run on renewable and synthetic materials has been touted as a possible alternative to electric vehicles.
By: Luke Chillingsworth, Annabal Bagdi
A new ban is expected to be brought forward
By: Annabal Bagdi, Luke Chillingsworth
Thousands of UK drivers over the age of 70 could be exempt from new Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) car tax changes. New road tax rules are set to be brought in from spring.
By: Luke Chillingsworth, Robert Dalling
The new regulations will mean businesses can no longer manufacture brand-new petrol and diesel vehicles
By: Louis Corbett, Luke Chillingsworth
Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) car tax rules will be updated from April 2025
Drivers may be able to get hefty parking fines watered down or removed completely as a result of new updates introduced late last year.
By: Luke Chillingsworth
Elderly motorists above the age of 65 will pay more for car insurance cover depending on where they live.
By: Luke Chillingsworth
Wheeler Dealers host Mike Brewer has found out how road users could secure cheaper prices on their next used car.
By: Luke Chillingsworth
Renault's brand-new fully-electric 1970s throwback has secured the UK's top motoring prize in 2025.
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