Olivia Richman

From esports to automotive, Olivia has always been a Journalist and Content Manager who loves telling stories and highlighting passionate communities. She has written for SlashGear, Esports Insider, The Escapist, CBR, and more. When she's not working, Olivia loves traveling, driving, and collecting Kirbies.

iamoliviar@gmail.com

Latest articles

McMurtry Speirling PURE enters production with 1,000 hp fan downforce and a $1.36 million price tag

02.11.2026

Toyota fully reveals the all-electric 2027 Highlander with up to 287 miles of range and U.S. production plans

02.11.2026

Wells Motor Cars plans to double production of the lightweight Vertige sports car through 2027

02.11.2026

Mazda says a rotary-powered sports car is still on the table as it weighs an Iconic SP production plan

02.09.2026

Lucid CEO says its next EV will start around $50,000 as the brand prepares a mid-size crossover to take on the Model Y

02.09.2026

Ford confirms plans for five vehicles under $40,000 as it races to counter China’s ultra-cheap EVs

02.08.2026

0–60 is dead: why the quickest cars don’t feel the most fun anymore

02.08.2026

Ford CEO Jim Farley shares first look at Ford’s planned $30,000 electric pickup as Louisville plant overhaul ramps up

02.07.2026

Fun while driving? Not under Toyota’s watch with its possible ban on safety feature shut-offs

02.07.2026

Canada to allow a quota of Chinese EV imports under new incentive plan, drawing pushback from U.S. auto dealers

02.07.2026

California is not giving up the EV dream — new proposal would make EVs cheaper for first-time buyers

02.06.2026

Is your F-150 affected by Ford’s latest (dangerous) NHTSA investigation?

02.05.2026

The Miata going over $30K isn’t the headline — it’s what it says about who can still buy new cars in 2026

02.05.2026

A manual hypercar is a bad idea — but you’ll want this 888-hp dogleg manual anyway

02.05.2026

America taunted by Chinese electric pickup that’s only $18,000

02.03.2026

The new Maserati Grecale Modena V6 finally solidifies your choice of a Grecale over a Porsche Macan

02.03.2026

Could the United States ban hidden door handles following continued Tesla incidents?

02.03.2026

Olivia Richman

Latest articles

McMurtry Speirling PURE enters production with 1,000 hp fan downforce and a $1.36 million price tag

Toyota fully reveals the all-electric 2027 Highlander with up to 287 miles of range and U.S. production plans

Wells Motor Cars plans to double production of the lightweight Vertige sports car through 2027

Mazda says a rotary-powered sports car is still on the table as it weighs an Iconic SP production plan

Lucid CEO says its next EV will start around $50,000 as the brand prepares a mid-size crossover to take on the Model Y

Ford confirms plans for five vehicles under $40,000 as it races to counter China’s ultra-cheap EVs

0–60 is dead: why the quickest cars don’t feel the most fun anymore

Ford CEO Jim Farley shares first look at Ford’s planned $30,000 electric pickup as Louisville plant overhaul ramps up

Fun while driving? Not under Toyota’s watch with its possible ban on safety feature shut-offs

Canada to allow a quota of Chinese EV imports under new incentive plan, drawing pushback from U.S. auto dealers

California is not giving up the EV dream — new proposal would make EVs cheaper for first-time buyers

Is your F-150 affected by Ford’s latest (dangerous) NHTSA investigation?

The Miata going over $30K isn’t the headline — it’s what it says about who can still buy new cars in 2026

A manual hypercar is a bad idea — but you’ll want this 888-hp dogleg manual anyway

America taunted by Chinese electric pickup that’s only $18,000

The new Maserati Grecale Modena V6 finally solidifies your choice of a Grecale over a Porsche Macan

Could the United States ban hidden door handles following continued Tesla incidents?

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