Rob Margeit is an Editorial Production Manager at Nine Entertainment Co. He focuses on themes related to the automotive industry, including electric vehicles, energy policy, and sustainability. Rob's insights and expertise have been featured in Drive.com.au and WhichCar.
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Rob Margeit's focus is primarily on the automotive industry, with an emphasis on car reviews and expert commentary. If you have expertise in automotive technology, historical trends in the industry, or specific insights into car models and manufacturers, your pitch may resonate well with him.
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Mazda's new CX-6e Tesla Model Y fighter is drawing plenty of new customers to the brand
By: Rob Margeit
The spiritual successor to the beloved Mazda6 is now an electric sedan built in China
By: Rob Margeit
After almost 10 years as Peugeot's official Australian importer, Inchcape has announced it will cease distribution of the French brand in Australia.
GWM has revealed a mid-life update for the Tank 300 off-roader that goes beyond the superficial, with engineering changes and a revised plug-in hybrid system.
A battery-electric station wagon variant of the just launched GWM Ora 5 is set to join the Chinese brand's Australian line-up with PHEV models likely to follow.
They came, we saw… and little conquering occurred. But did this lot deserve to fade into obscurity?
A hatchback version of the just-launched Ora 5 SUV is set to arrive in local dealerships later this year.
By: Rob Margeit
As Australians are buying EVs in greater numbers than ever before, the GWM Ora 5 SUV's arrival couldn't have come at a better time
The arrival of plug-in hybrid tech brings even more choice for buyers of Australia's best-selling SUV, but has Toyota left its run too late?
By: Rob Margeit
These favourites of the blue-rinse set packed some perm-straightening performance
