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.
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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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Toyota is offering up some serious conquest cash to make the switch from a rival EV brand to its bZ electric SUV.
Rob Stumpf Toyota is dangling a $3,000 incentive in front of existing EV owners if they make the move to a bZ.
By: Rob Stumpf
Ferrari is auctioning the very first production Luce EV ever built. Chassis 0 heads to Monterey Car week with a one-off Tailor Made spec to benefit charity.
By: Rob Stumpf
Two years after Tesla argued safety, the feds order it to fix nearly 20,000 cars with headlights that, in some cases, are nearly double the permitted brightness
By: Rob Stumpf
The Senate has moved forward legislation that would ban automakers from selling cars in the U.S. if Chinese investors have too high of an ownership stake.
Tesla revealed during its latest quarterly earnings call that the automaker now has a whopping 1.48 million subscribers of its Full Self-Driving software.
Tesla's new summer update will allow websites to access the in-car camera like any regular webcam, meaning there's no more excuse to avoid that Teams meeting.
By: Rob Stumpf
Ford's CEO and other executives reportedly said its employees that Chinese EVs are headed to the U.S. within the next five to 10 years.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Tesla was preparing to split off its China business ahead of a potential SpaceX merger.
By: Rob Stumpf
Some Tesla owners running FSD V14 Lite claim the update is causing issues, including overheating and computer failures.
