Rob Stumpf is a Contributing Writer at InsideEVs and other notable publications. With a focus on automotive technology and the electric vehicle landscape, Rob combines his extensive experience in both tech and the automotive industry to provide insightful commentary on the future of mobility. His work has been featured in The Drive, Popular Science, and Motor1.com, among others.
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Rob Stumpf's areas of focus are electric vehicles and the automotive industry. He frequently covers government announcements and often cites data, which indicates a preference for fact-based reporting. His coverage includes updates on electric vehicle regulations, new products from manufacturers, and developments in the EV startup space.
Given his interest in these topics, pitches should offer unique insights into regulatory changes affecting electric vehicles or emerging trends within the automotive industry. Additionally, providing access to credible data or expert analysis would likely resonate with Rob's coverage preferences.
While no specific geographic focus is indicated, it may be beneficial to provide information relevant to US policies and market trends considering the country’s significance in the global electric vehicle landscape.
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Rivian says the tremendous progress of AI-powered voice assistants will make CarPlay a thing of the past.
Tesla's newest patent describes a new method to clean cameras using a system that operates eerily similar to the human eye.
Carvana has reportedly received a warrant to buy shares in Slate, raising questions over what a potential Carvana-Slate tie-up could look like.
By: Rob Stumpf
Tesla's FSD transfer program terms changed and buyers of the new Cybertruck AWD trim found themselves being unable to move the software from their trade-in.
By: Rob Stumpf
Washington has picked a fight against BYD just as the Chinese automaker vows to become the largest car company in the next five years.
By: Rob Stumpf
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe shared details about what's next for Rivian, including a loose timeline on R3 and more.
By: Rob Stumpf
Telo's new partnership helps bring the MT1 closer to production as an industry veteran commits to building the truck's body-in-white.
Tesla owners have discovered that they can use a doll head to trick their car into thinking that they are paying attention to the road.
By: Rob Stumpf
A company has developed new tech that enables license plate cameras to track the gadgets you have in your pocket alongside your car.
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe says that 80% of repairs could eventually be handled by mobile techs, reducing the need for visits to a physical service center location.
