Patrick George is the Editor-in-Chief at InsideEVs. His work primarily covers automotive topics, with a strong focus on electric vehicles, green energy, and car manufacturing, reflecting his extensive experience in the field. Patrick's writing and podcast contributions have been featured in prominent publications such as The Sydney Morning Herald, The Verge, and The Atlantic.
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Patrick George's coverage is heavily focused on the automotive industry, with a specific emphasis on electric vehicles (EVs) and related topics. His articles cover various aspects of EV technology, production, sales, and government policies affecting the auto industry.
Given his focus on press releases and government announcements in this sector, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into new developments or regulatory changes within the EV market. Additionally, news about major players such as GM, Chevrolet, Tesla or emerging companies like BYD could also capture his interest.
As Patrick does not specify a geographic focus but covers global automotive trends extensively; therefore outreach should highlight international perspectives while keeping an eye on significant regional impacts.
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