Rob Hull is a Motoring Editor at MailOnline and This Is Money. He specializes in automotive topics, including cars, electric vehicles, car repair, and manufacturing, while also covering energy and mining sectors. Rob's work has been featured in Express Digest, MSN, This Is Money, and the Daily Mail.
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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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Clocking is widely considered a lost form of criminality that was at its height in the 1980s and 1990s but wiped out by the shift to digital speedos in cars. But it has made a worrying return.
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The Ferrari Luce isn't just one of the most controversial cars of 2026; it's among the most contentious in modern automotive history.
By: Rob Hull
Chinese car giant Chery has announced it will build a research and development centre in Britain this year as demand for its vehicles continues to grow at a staggering rate.
Court records show cases of people reversing along the carriageway, carrying out U-turns or driving against the flow of traffic moving at 70mph.
The Tesla UK website hints that Britain may receive only the Standard Range version, with a range of around 300 miles.
Tesla's Semi electric truck was unveiled in 2017 and, almost a decade later, it is finally set to hit European roads.
Four hundred and sixty-five thousand, seven hundred and seventy-five. That's a big number to spell out. It's also how many Geely EX2 electric hatchbacks were delivered in China last year.
Daily Mail and This is Money revealed in May that not all major parts on the Jaecoo 7 were covered under its advertised seven-year, 100,000-mile policy.
By: Rob Hull, Freda Lewis-Stempel
The Renault 5, the only electric car on sale with a waiting list stretching to as much as six months, has received a series of updates to make it even more appealing.
