Jake Groves is a News Editor at CAR Magazine. He specializes in a wide range of automotive topics, including car manufacturing, electric vehicles, and motorcycles, with a particular passion for cars, trucks, and lorries. Jake's insights and expertise have been featured in CAR Magazine, Parkers.co.uk, Fleet News, and Commercial Fleet.
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Jake's coverage is heavily focused on automotive press releases and private sector announcements, with specific interest in new car launches, concept cars, and modifications. This indicates that he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive previews of upcoming vehicle launches or insightful commentary on the latest trends and innovations within the automotive industry.
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A mysterious Lexus RX prototype has been spotted with a raft of modifications fitted – could this be a new Morizo RR car?
By: Jake Groves
We're living with a Citroen C5 Aircross, which comes from a brand that's being outsold two-to-one by Jaecoo. So what is China doing that Europe isn't in the UK?
By: Jake Groves
Volkswagen Group announces its Future Plan 2030 – a huge initiative that will restructure the entire group and involve job losses and model cuts
CAR's News Editor Jake Groves analyses how Seat has gotten to where it is now
Audi's A2 has returned! This time, the name is applied to an all-new electric hatchback that claims to be the most efficient car Audi's ever built
Dacia's new Spring has arrived, making full use of the technology and architecture also used by the Renault Twingo. But the Spring goes chunky and sensible instead of cute and colourful...
Volvo refreshes its range of small SUVs with new technology and a visual refresh
If you have to ask how to pronounce it, you can't afford one
Porsche and Bugatti are parting ways, with the hypercar brand now being majority-owned by Rimac Group and a consortium of investors
Bovensiepen unveils its next car, which just so happens to be a very expensive version of the BMW Z4
