Alex Hevesy
Location
Baltimore, Maryland
Expertise
Automotive History, Military Aircraft, Anything With An Engine
- Alex has driven everything from forklifts to 100-year-old steam tractors to Ferraris.
- He's written and edited hundreds of articles for publications like Autoweek Magazine, Hagerty, Jalopnik, and MotorWeek.
- He has worked at nearly every stage of automotive production, from the assembly line to a brief stint selling cars at a dealership.
Experience
Alex has been writing about anything that moves since 2015 when he bought a 1985 Chrysler LeBaron and fell in love with it. He has lived in Detroit covering automotive news as it happens, driven minivans on racetracks, and once even drove a limousine during his journalistic career. Be it World War II fighter planes, the latest electric cars, or even locomotives, no matter how weird, if it has an engine, Alex is obsessed with it. During a period between writing jobs, Alex drove with a cleanup crew at a landfill.
Education
Alex Hevesy has a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Towson University in Baltimore County, Maryland.
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Stories By Alex Hevesy
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Mid-engine drivetrains are often reserved for some of the most sporty (and most expensive) supercars out there, but in the '90s, they were in cheap sports cars.
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Musk has made another announcement detailing the specs of the anticipated Cybertruck, but is it as exciting as the Tesla billionaire is making it out to be?
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Hyundai has announced its new wheel tech concept, and if it works, it could open up a whole new world of EV platform architecture. Here's what we know so far.
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Toyota's 2024 Tacoma brings the best-selling midsize truck up to date in many ways, but it's an unexpected nameplate which should please enthusiasts the most.
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The 2024 Toyota Tacoma lineup has been unveiled, with pricing and features details for every trim ranging from the base level SR trim, to the TRD off-roader.
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Progress Rail, a subsidiary of Caterpillar, has a new all-electric battery-powered locomotive that could bring clean energy to the rail industry.
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In its over two-decades-long existence, the Toyota Prius has been divisive. Many passionately hate it but many also adore the hybrid. Why is that?
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A new generation of the Porsche Panamera is headed to dealerships next year, offering very fast hybrid power alongside new 'Turbonite' obsidian styling.
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Aside from China's Type 99 heavy tank, the nation's secondary Type 15 tank occupies an interesting and unique slot in the arsenal of the Chinese military.
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The U.S. Navy utilizes a modified Boeing airliner as its main defense against submarines and other aquatic vessels, thanks to its suite of radar technology.
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Tesla has finally settled on idle fees for its entire Supercharger network instead of those at individual stations. Don't leave your Tesla charging too long!
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It was unusual that Ford scooped up luxury British auto manufacturers Jaguar and Land Rover, but its divestiture of the brands in the '00s was still surprising.
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In the early 2000s, Ford experimented with a hydrogen powered concept SUV that had perplexing styling and a modular interior made from recyclable material.
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Throughout the years, there have primarily been two distinct layouts of 12-cylinder engines: the V12 and the flat-12.
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Lucid Motors' first electric SUV certainly looks the part, but how does this 3-row EV compare to heavyweights from Tesla and Rivian?
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The Tesla Roadster has been delayed numerous times over the years, and it has faced constant setbacks.
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Before EVs hit the market, there were two main types of engines: gas and diesel. But which is the right choice? It depends on your needs and wants.
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It's not even 2024 yet, but Hyundai's 2025 Ioniq 5 N looks like it'll be the electric vehicle hatchback to beat for a long time after its release.
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Tesla's marketing tie-in for the still upcoming Cybertruck, the kid-sized mini electric Cyberquad ATV, is back for the holidays. Find out how to get one.
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The Ford Crown Victoria was a landmark brand in the automaker's lineup, so why did it disappear? Here's everything we know about the iconic car.
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Bugatti's W-16 engine may have an unusual design, but there is a reason for that. Trying to keep the same layout as the V12, the "W" design was to shed weight.
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Whether its a first car a new vehicle you aren't familiar with, choosing the right motor oil can be confusing. Here's what the oil classifications mean.
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Just as Gordon Lightfoot sang about it back in 1976, the real-life sinking of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald still remains a maritime mystery to this day.
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Valve has announced its new Steam Deck OLED that will be available on November 16 with a bigger and brighter screen, longer battery life, and faster streaming.
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Charging being the biggest hurdle for electric vehicles currently, Polestar aims to fix that with the help of StoreDot's 'Extreme Fast Charging' technology.
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This Ford style choice is definitely one for the books. What remains to be seen is how fans will react.
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United States Central Command recently tweeted that an Ohio-class nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine has arrived in one of the least stable regions.