Freelance automotive writer and presenter
Vicky Parrott is a freelance automotive writer and presenter. She specializes in automotive reviews, electric vehicles, and green energy, with a particular focus on the United Kingdom and brands like BMW. Vicky has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports, What Car?, The Telegraph, WIRED UK, and Autocar Business.
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Vicky Parrott's articles predominantly cover the automotive industry, with a focus on product testing and reviews. She seems to be interested in providing expert commentary on new trends and technologies within the auto industry, making her receptive to pitches that offer insights into innovative automotive products, especially related to electric vehicles or emerging technologies.
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By: Vicky Parrott
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