Matt Hardigree is the Publisher of The Autopian, where he covers a wide range of topics related to the automotive industry. With a focus on car news, reviews, and analysis, Matt provides readers with insights into the latest trends and developments in the world of automobiles.
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America should rightfully be a leader when it comes to electric cars, having both created the underlying battery technology and proving the feasibility of mass vehicular electrification.
By: Matt Hardigree
I think it would be impossible to know Jean Jennings and not like Jean Jennings if you had any sense of humor. Automotive media is always at risk of becoming extremely boring. All the free cars, rich food, and ad dollars can have a dulling effect on the soul. Jean Jennings, the first woman to […]
By: Matt Hardigree
One of The Autopian’s fearless leaders, Matt Hardigree, had a Lucid Air back in the summer of 2023. He came to Chicago with it for the inaugural NASCAR Street race and asked me to meet him for an Autopian meet-up. He brought me to some famous hot dog place where there were no seats and […]
By: Matt Hardigree
The collapse of Germany’s government is not directly related to Volkswagen, nor is the prospect of new elections precisely tied to Germany’s more open approach to China. They are not unrelated, however, and there’s a way to view Volkswagen’s issues with China and Chinese suppliers as an analog for a lot of what’s gone wrong […]
By: Matt Hardigree
“That was actually more fun than I thought it would be,” said the middle-aged woman walking out of the Visitor Center of the PEZ factory outside New Haven, Connecticut.
The news of a potential Honda-Nissan merger, aka Nissonda, isn't news to anyone who reads The Morning Dump.
I've been trying to think of a car that's been iteratively improved for as long as the Miata (or MX-5 if you prefer) without becoming a fundamentally different car.
By: Matt Hardigree
It’s a fun thought experiment to think of what Stellantis and Tesla have in common, mostly because one company is extraordinarily successful and the other is repeatedly having its existence called into question. There are commonalities, however, including both being run by controversial executives and both seeing sales declines in the United States due in […]
It's been a bleak end of the year in some ways, so I'm going to try to cheer people up with today's Morning Dump.
By: Matt Hardigree
With increasing competition from China and disruption everywhere else, it was increasingly obvious that Honda and Nissan would likely merge . The
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