Neil Briscoe is a Contributor at The Irish Times. He specializes in automotive journalism, with a focus on electric vehicles, car reviews, and the latest trends in the automotive industry. Neil's work has been featured in various publications including breakingnews.ie, The Drive, and Sunday Times Driving Limited.
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Neil Briscoe's coverage primarily focuses on automotive topics, including automobile reviews, electric vehicles, luxury cars, car brands, and car technology. His work includes a significant portion of press releases and citations of data. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new vehicle launches, technological advancements within the automotive industry or insights from experts in the field that can provide valuable data-driven analysis.
Considering his geographic focus on Ireland and the predominance of European manufacturers in his articles' titles such as Skoda Octavia RS TDi or Volkswagen Multivan PHEV, it may be beneficial to tailor pitches toward developments within the European automotive market or any specific initiatives relating to Ireland's auto industry.
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No one seems to seriously doubt that eventually all cars will be electric, but with EV sales slowing in Ireland, expect some detours along the way
Only a few county and city councils in Ireland have more than a handful of electric vehicles in their fleets, Geotab survey shows
Manufacturers including Volkswagen and BMW are sounding the alarm as a range of factors combine to threaten their positions
By: Neil Briscoe
With much of our home heating infrastructure based around gas supply, we need an alternative to the fossil fuel version, and farm waste can supply it
By: Neil Briscoe
The journey to fully carbon-free bus services in Dublin by 2035 is well under way but there is plenty of work still to do
Some argue that e-fuels and biofuels are a waste of energy to produce, others say we should be investing in them
The Mazda CX-80 is essentially a stretched CX-60 with seats for up to seven - making it one of the few large PHEVS that can do so. Neil Briscoe tries it out for size.
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