Rob Hull is a Journalist at MailOnline and This Is Money. He specializes in automotive topics, including electric vehicles, car repair, and transportation mobility, with a keen focus on issues relevant to the United Kingdom such as green energy and theft. Rob's work has been featured in Cigalah Group, MailOnline, This Is Money, and Express Digest.
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Rob Hull primarily covers the automotive industry with a focus on data-driven analysis and government announcements. Given this, he is likely to be interested in pitches that involve insightful analysis of trends in car sales, emerging car technologies, or data-backed insights into consumer preferences related to automobiles.
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This 1977 Cadillac Seville is understood to be the last car Elvis purchased before his untimely passing on 16 August 1977.
Paul Philpott, president and CEO at Kia UK, said the company would not be 'abandoning non-EVs any time soon'.
Experts say that the second-hand EV market had been at rock bottom but has now taken a turn with prices increasing - while every other fuel type dipped in value in October.
A shocking 41 per cent of e-scooters observed across 80 different busy junctions in the capital ran red lights.
By: Rob Hull, Ray Massey
Bentley has followed in the tyre tracks of other car brands by delaying EV switch
Paul Philpott, president and CEO at Kia UK, said the company would not be 'abandoning non-EVs any time soon'.
New data suggests car makers falling short of EV sales targets are slashing prices by amounts similar to fines they'll face it they don't meet the required quota.
Following what auctioneers described as a 'frenzied bidding war' between two parties vying for the keys at the weekend, the price rapidly escalated to a new world record.
It was ordered new by the vendor's father when she was just 6. On delivery, he placed it into storage with the plan to gift the quirky vehicle to her as a 21st birthday present some 15 years later.
Jaguar has ceased selling all petrol and diesel models for the first time since WW2 as it terminates its 102-year relationship with the internal combustion engine.
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