Nick Gibbs is a UK correspondent who writes for Autocar Business and Automotive News. With a wide range of publications featuring his work, Nick covers various topics in the automotive industry, including electric vehicles, job cuts, new vehicle releases, and industry trends. His articles provide insights and analysis on the latest developments in the automotive world.
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Nick Gibbs' focus is primarily on the automotive industry, particularly electric vehicles, car sales, and technology. His coverage includes press releases and private sector announcements. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights into new technologies in the automotive industry or exclusive interviews with industry leaders that align with his coverage of major developments within car manufacturers and EV technology.
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On a corner of the Renault Group stand at the recent Paris motor show stood the perfect use case for in-wheel motors.
Car makers' well-documented struggles to hit this year's ZEV mandate target has eclipsed that of another struggle: to hit an even tougher target for vans.
Strong demand for the Volkswagen Golf, Skoda Octavia and Opel/Vauxhall Astra have given a lift to Europe's compact segment, offsetting a reduction
Hopes pinned on new sales targets and greater range of options to boost selling prices
Trump has railed against Europe and particularly its car exports in the run up to Tuesday’s election
Chinese brands BYD and Omoda are winning customers from established brands with their EVs, gaining a stronger foothold in Europe’s No. 2 market after Germany.
Nissan says the vehicle-to-grid technology turns and EV into a “mobile power station.” The system also can save users thousands in electricity bills.
JLR has confirmed plans to launch the first EMA-based electric Land Rover model in around 18 months' time
Jaguar will show a concept previewing the first new EV under the brand's repositioning as a luxury EV maker. It is likely to be a four-door GT.
Consumers warned that dealers will be looking to make up for lost earnings from hidden commissions
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