Matthew Hansen is the Motoring Editor at Stuff. He specializes in automotive topics, with a particular focus on electric vehicles, car repair, and motorcycles. His work has been featured in notable publications including Stuff, The Post, Flatwater Free Press, Waikato Times, BioRxiv, and The Press.
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Matthew Hansen's coverage focuses predominantly on local automotive news, including car recalls, safety ratings, and popular vehicle models in New Zealand. He also covers reviews and product promotions related to cars.
To effectively pitch to Matthew, consider offering insights into the latest developments in the New Zealand automotive industry. This can include information about new car models launched in the country, updates on electric vehicles (EVs) specific to New Zealand market trends or any changes in regulations relating to vehicle safety standards within the country.
Given his focus on press releases and reviews, if you have a newsworthy update or a review of a product relevant to the automotive sector specifically tailored for the New Zealand audience, it may capture his interest.
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Kia New Zealand has released new details on its fully electric PV5 van ahead of its local arrival later this year.
At a time where the industry continues to move away from the hatchback genre, Skoda is bucking the trend with a hotted-up version of its Fabia.
One of the country's most popular compact crossovers, the Kia Seltos , will soon shed its pure internal combustion roots in favour of a line-up constructed exclusively of hybrids.
By: Matthew Hansen
The Ford Ranger Raptor is perhaps one of the most unnecessary vehicles on the market today. It's a pick-up that's more expensive and less usable than the other utes in its line-up.
A global recall notice for one of the mid-size SUV segment's heavy hitters has reached New Zealand, with local customers asked to contact their local dealership.
JMC set to bring "compelling" new ute, van options to New Zealand.
The Blue Oval says its new single-turbo 2.0-litre four-cylinder is its most responsive diesel engine yet.
Those eagerly anticipating a fully electric version of the country's most popular ute, the Ford Ranger , should not hold their breath.
Ford's hugely popular Everest seven-seater gets a new single-turbo base engine and wider availability of its punchy V6 diesel.
Subaru's quickest production car to date announced, but NZ to miss out on other EVs.
