Ryan Felton is an Autos Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He specializes in automotive topics, including car manufacturing, electric vehicles, and personal finance related to the automotive industry. Ryan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as LiveMint, Yahoo Finance, and Detroit Metro Times.
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Ryan Felton's coverage primarily centers around the automotive industry, with a focus on electric vehicles, autonomous driving technology, and car safety. His articles often include press releases, government announcements, and private sector announcements.
Given this emphasis on official statements and industry developments, he may be receptive to pitches from experts in the automotive field who can provide insights into new technologies or regulatory changes affecting electric vehicles, autonomous driving systems, and vehicle safety measures.
Additionally, given his coverage of specific companies such as Tesla and Ford as well as broader themes like hands-free driving systems or counterfeit airbags entering the market. Those with direct knowledge of these topics would likely capture Ryan's attention for potential collaboration.
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By: Stephen Wilmot, Ryan Felton
Ryan Felton, Stephen Wilmot Chinese car companies want to expand into the U.S. but to date have been kept at bay . The U.S. imposes hefty
By: Ryan Felton
JUÁREZ, Mexico—Just 5 miles from the U.S. border, a bustling commercial strip here offers the buzzy Chinese car brands currently blocked from the American market.
Chinese companies have amassed ownership stakes in about 10,000 auto suppliers in America.
By: Ryan Felton
Chinese companies have amassed ownership stakes in about 10,000 auto suppliers in America.
Ryan Felton Chinese cars aren't on American roads, but Chinese auto parts are embedded in American cars.
Utility company DTE Energy says its trimmers are keeping the power on. That’s not good enough for the canopy-loving residents of Tree Town.
Ryan Felton ANN ARBOR, Mich.—Anita and Ron Delph were looking out their window recently at the familiar sight of a robust tree canopy that
Ford Motor’s stock soared Wednesday as Wall Street cheered the automaker’s increased focus on using batteries once meant for electric vehicles as stationary energy storage systems. Shares were up 14% in afternoon trading, putting the stock on pace for its biggest one-day gain since March 2020. Morg
By: Christopher Otts, Ryan Felton
Global automaker Stellantis is accelerating partnerships with competitors out of China.
By: Ryan Felton
The automaker’s foray into the energy-storage business represents an opportunity to capitalize on the AI boom.
