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Lindsay Brooke is Senior Editor of SAE International’s Automotive Engineering International magazine. He has written extensively about automotive technology, manufacturing, business, and history for 30 years.
Before joining SAE International, Brooke was senior auto industry analyst at CSM Worldwide, specializing in technology forecasting for various industry clients. As an analyst he was widely quoted by The Wall St. Journal, National Public Radio, Forbes, Fortune, and other media.
Prior to that he was editor of Automotive Industries magazine, with a brief hiatus as Chrysler Corp.’s manager of engineering and technology public relations during the 1990s.
Brooke’s writing on automotive topics has appeared in The New York Times, AutoWeek, Popular Science, Popular Mechanics Online, Cycle World and other periodicals. He is the author of four books, covering the history of the iconic Ford Model T and Triumph motorcycles.
His work has received numerous professional accolades, including the annual Jesse H. Neal Award presented by the American Business Press for outstanding journalism.
Brooke is a juror on the North American Car and Truck of the Year awards. He holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in journalism and communications from Shippensburg (PA) University, and is a member of SAE International and the Automotive Press Association.
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"The book is an aggregate of Volt-related articles compiled from the SAE International's Vehicle Electrification website and Automotive Engineering International (AEI) magazine, along with SAE International technical papers covering the vehicle's development." - AutoblogGreen
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