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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If rumours are to be believed, Lewis Hamilton is earning £50m-a-year from his Ferrari F1 contact. But it's not just the seven-time champ cashing in recently in the Hamilton household.
If rumours are to be believed, Lewis Hamilton is earning £50million-a-year from his Ferrari F1 contract.
It's the second sting on drivers in London in 2026 following the hike to the Congestion Charge from £15 to £18 in January. It also follows an 40% increase to the Dart Charge last September.
When carmakers revive iconic nameplates from the past, they could strike gold or have it blow up in their face. Honda is hoping the return of the Prelude after a 25-year hiatus will be the latter.
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It has been created by London-based modifier Overfinch in an ultra-luxurious collaboration with prestigious British gunmaker Holland & Holland.
Romania's Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said on Monday that assembly lines at the vehicle plants will pause until August 19 as the country grapples with severe electricity shortages.
Dacia and Ford have been forced to suspend vehicle production at factories in Romania due to an energy crisis in Eastern Europe.
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