Director, Editor of Technology and Innovation Coverage
Hannah Lutz is the Director and Editor of Technology and Innovation Coverage at Automotive News. She primarily covers the electric vehicle ecosystem and has reported on significant industry trends and major players, including General Motors and AutoNation, since 2014. Lutz's work has been featured in several prominent publications, including Automotive News, Ad Age, and Yahoo Finance.
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Hannah Lutz's coverage predominantly focuses on the automotive industry, specifically electric vehicles (EVs), EV batteries, and energy solutions. Her articles often cite data and press releases while also delving into industry-specific insights.
Given her frequent reliance on data and press releases, Hannah might be particularly interested in pitches that offer unique or exclusive access to relevant statistics or proprietary research within the automotive technology sector. She may also welcome commentary from experts who can provide detailed analysis of market trends or technological advancements in the field of electric vehicles and associated infrastructure.
While there is no specified geographic focus, it appears that she covers topics with a global perspective rather than being limited to particular regions.
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By: Hannah Lutz, David Kennedy, Clara Martinez, Molly Boigon
On this week's episode of the "Shift," Andrew Garberson, the head of growth and electric vehicle research at Recurrent, talks about the used EV market and why prices are going up despite an influx of supply.
By: Clara Martinez, Hannah Lutz, Molly Boigon, John Irwin
John Pelliccio of QNX discusses how new software audio systems are giving automakers more choice in how passengers listen to music.
By: Hannah Lutz
Michigan residents vote in a pivotal Democratic primary that could influence automotive issues, including tariffs, vehicle affordability and electrification.
By: Hannah Lutz
Toyota, Nissan, Mitsubishi and many suppliers have restarted production in Japan. But Honda is still waiting for relief after the July earthquake.
By: Hannah Lutz, Molly Boigon, Jake Neher, Clara Martinez
The senior director of automotive benchmarking for JD Power, Frank Hanley, joins this week's episode of the "Shift" podcast to talk about the results of the APEAL survey, which gives insight on how customers feel about their new vehicles.
By: Jake Neher, Molly Boigon, Hannah Lutz
Robotaxis are struggling to gain footing in blue states.
By: Hannah Lutz
Auto finance fraud is plaguing dealerships and lenders as scams take new forms and become more sophisticated. Here’s a roundup of Automotive News’ stories on auto finance fraud.
By: Molly Boigon, Jake Neher, Hannah Lutz
The auto industry tariff meltdown hasn't materialized as expected.
By: Hannah Lutz
The Automotive Hall of Fame inducts Toyota Motor Corp. Chairman Akio Toyoda; Dallara Motorsports founder Giampaolo Dallara; TomTom founders Harold Goddijn, Corinne Vigreux, Peter-Frans Pauwels and Pieter Geelen; and co-founders of Barrett-Jackson auction Tom Barrett and Russ Jackson.
By: Molly Boigon, Jake Neher, Hannah Lutz
"Shift" host Molly Boigon speaks to PwC's U.S. automotive leader C.J. Finn about how electric vehicles will take market share from internal combustion engine vehicles.
