Andrew J. Hawkins is the Transportation Editor at The Verge, specializing in electric vehicles, autonomous driving, public transit, and aviation. With over a decade of experience in journalism, he has built a reputation for sharp, accessible reporting on how technology is reshaping mobility. Before joining The Verge, Hawkins worked at the New York Daily News and City & State, where he covered politics, business, and urban affairs.

Hawkins’s work spans a wide range of outlets, including CNBC, Yahoo Finance, The Telegraph, and MSN’s international editions. His reporting often highlights the intersection of technology, infrastructure, and policy, showing how innovations in transportation—from EV startups to ride‑sharing platforms—affect everyday life. He has a particular focus on the global automotive industry, covering developments in electric and autonomous vehicles, as well as the broader implications for cities and commuters.

Beyond breaking news, Hawkins is known for his ability to frame complex technical and regulatory issues in ways that resonate with general audiences. His coverage frequently draws attention to hidden strategies in the automotive sector, such as partnerships between tech companies and carmakers or the rollout of AI chips for self‑driving systems. This blend of technical insight and narrative clarity has made him a trusted voice in the evolving conversation about how people move through space and time.