Sam Abuelsamid is a Senior Contributor at Telemetry. He has dedicated his career to the automotive industry, focusing on topics such as cars, trucks, and electric vehicles. His insights and expertise have been featured in publications including MotorTrend, Forbes, The Autopian, NewsBreak, MSN, and GreenCars.
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Sam Abuelsamid's coverage heavily features press releases and industry-specific content. He focuses on automotive topics, particularly electric vehicles, car models, battery technology, and developments in the auto industry.
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By: Sam Abuelsamid
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Two three-row PHEVs take different paths: Kia prioritizes efficiency and value, while Mazda delivers more power and upscale appeal
Volkswagen listened: the ID.4 successor brings back real buttons, adds a frunk, stretches range, and adopts the familiar Tiguan name
By: Sam Abuelsamid
GM tried to make the ‘extended range electric vehicle’ moniker stick to the Chevy Volt. After finding success in China, the powertrain concept is on the verge of a comeback.
At its second annual GM Forward event in New York City, GM shared new details on OnStar AI, fourth-gen EVs, and the eyes-off highway driving system it's…
GM is investing in its Lansing Delta Township plant to build hybrids, and the clues point to the Chevy Traverse, GMC Acadia, and Buick Enclave getting…
