Eileen Falkenberg-Hull
Senior Editor, Autos
Eileen Falkenberg-Hull leads the Autos team at Newsweek and is the co-host of the Fast Women Podcast. She has written extensively about the auto industry for U.S. News & World Report, CarGurus, Trucks.com, AutomotiveMap, and American City Business Journals. Eileen is an alumna of Pennsylvania State University and the State University of New York at Buffalo.
Mobility
Uber, Ford partner to get more drivers in electric vehicles
As part of a first-of-its-kind initiative, Uber drivers can get a special lease deal on a new, electric Ford Mustang Mach-E.
Mobility
Car designers could soon take their cues from long-gone animals and plants
The future of car design might be found via a microscope, thanks to a partnership between Hyundai Motor Group and the Rhode Island School of Design
Sustainability
Elephants, tigers, bonobos and more—safe ways to see endangered animals
Here are a few of the best eco-tourism places to visit and appreciate some of Earth's most threatened creatures
Aston Martin sets course for a new Aston Martin
The luxury automaker is in the midst of a revamp to push the company into the electrification era.
This might just be the year of the coupé
The coupé body style is in the midst of a revitalization that has nothing to do with electrification.
Ford, Mercedes set to take on Subaru with new vehicles
New vehicles are poised to take on Subarus in new ways.
New Kia Seltos is neither luxurious nor cheap
Kia's newest subcompact SUV offering delivers exactly what most drivers are looking for at a low price, without many compromises.
Ford Pro rides the startup electric vehicle-maker rollercoaster
Ford's new EV arm has had some growing pains but is on track for big successes.
New Mercedes car as the 'electric future of desire'
The Mercedes-Benz Concept CLA Class showcases future technologies and design that are coming to the upcoming small car.
BMW previews new class of vehicles as part of ongoing brand revolution
BMW's Vision Neue Klasse concept pushes further into reality with a definitive look at what's ahead from the German automaker.
New 2023 Mercedes-AMG EQE SUV has only one compromise
Mercedes put its top-tier tech and two powerful motors in this AMG sport utility vehicle
MINI goes electric, sparking driving enthusiast joy with 2 new cars
The MINI brand is launching two new EVs, the Cooper and Countryman, and promising a third early next year.
Mobility
Emissions-free school buses are a pricey priority
America's school districts have a heavy lift—and some heavy costs—ahead of them when it comes to transitioning from aging bus fleets to electric vehicles
Most stolen vehicles list reveals US thieves prefer Dodges
Dodge models come in first, second and fourth on the Highway Loss Data Institute's list of most-stolen vehicles.
Bugatti has its own Michelangelo and Sistine Chapel
Jascha Straub's job is to bring bespoke Bugatti client creations to life and push the limits of the possible.
The new Mercedes E-Class is a standout among luxury giants
The E-Class has been redesigned as a showcase of luxury-level affordability, technology and design.
This year is already a success for Lotus
The British brand is hitting new sales heights, introducing fresh models and preparing for the future.
New 2023 Genesis Electrified GV70 is silent luxury in an expensive package
The Korean brand's most recent battery-electric SUV entry is also its best.
The future of Lamborghini is defined by one line and lots of space
Lamborghini's design chief sat down with Newsweek to talk about the design of its future cars.
Mobility
Toyota partners with Jane Goodall Institute to inspire eco-conscious youth
The new partnership is a "genuine investment in sustainability as a bottom line with a tangible vision and timelines"
Serena Williams stars in new Lincoln hands-free driving ad
Tennis ace Serena Williams is serving up a new Lincoln advertising campaign.
Go inside the new $20 million Rolls-Royce Droptail
A new, very expensive Rolls-Royce that's inspired by a rose has debuted, showcasing a new level of luxury.
Rare Ferrari with Formula One history sells for $30 million
One of two 1967 Ferrari 412Ps ever made crossed the auction block, setting a record, on Friday evening.
Ostentatious, audacious new cars debut during Monterey Car Week
Automakers have gathered in California to debut their latest luxury vehicles.
Lamborghini's new electric car focuses on speed, sustainability
The Lamborghini Lanzador concept is a roadmap for the Italian automaker's future.
Why does every automaker want to design a Land Rover?
Modern SUVs have a familiar aesthetic, one honed by British brand Land Rover.
Big SUVs are the next battery-electric vehicle frontier
Big electric SUVs are debuting right and left, as emissions-free family hauling becomes a reality.
America's getting a new Toyota Land Cruiser, but might not want it
The 2024 Land Cruiser is coming to America to be part of the modern Toyota lineup.
GMC 'cannot afford to rest on its laurels' as Jeep knocks at the door
GMC has upped its game, but brands like Buick and Jeep are ready to compete.
New Rolls-Royce Spectre is a quiet and slippery electric super luxury car
The new Rolls-Royce Spectre electric car has been 120 years in the making.
