Tesla Model III to Have Limited Self-Driving Capability
There will be more to the Tesla Model III when it arrives in 2017 than an “affordable” price and roughly 200 miles of driving range.
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Audi Connect Adding AT&T Mobile Share Value Plan
Audi owners can now add Audi Connect to an existing AT&T Mobile Share Value Plan.
Privacy a Concern for Future Motoring
Privacy concerns could trickle down to the automotive world in the near future.
Audi Readying Stop-and-Go Autonomous Driving
Audi will debut its autonomous driving technology “very soon.”
GM Sees Most New Cars With Autonomous Highway Capability by 2025
General Motors believes most vehicles will have autonomous highway driving in 10 years.
Cadillac Adding Autopilot Style Cruise Control in 2017
In about two years, certain Cadillac models will communicate with one another and starting in 2017, some will be capable of semi-autonomous driving.
Future Toyota Safety Technology Showcased
Toyota showcased several future safety technologies today during the fourth annual Toyota Advanced Safety Seminar.
All Toyotas to Come With Collision Avoidance by 2017
Toyota plans to make collision avoidance technology available on all its models and might even add it to the standard equipment list on each of its vehicles.
Uber Banned in Germany
Ride hailing service Uber is being banned temporarily in Germany while a court there decides whether or not one of its services should be allowed.
GM Vehicles May Use Eye-Tracking Technology Soon
General Motors could be the first automaker with active technology to combat distracted driving.
Audi Details New 48-Volt Electrical System
Audi has released some details on its future electrical system.
How to Keep an Eye On Your Teen Driver
Parents tend to worry about their teens when they start driving on their own, but thankfully there are ways to help mom and dad keep an eye on their kids and ensure they’re driving safely and responsibly.
Lane Departure Safety Systems: What you Need to Know
You’ve likely seen an inattentive driver on the road, drifting out of their lane while they check their phone, reaching for something in the back seat or fiddling with their infotainment system. Or maybe, that driver was you.
Why Cars Will ‘Talk’ to Each Other by 2020
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is looking towards vehicle-to-vehicle technology to keep U.S. roads safe.
Renovo Reveals All-Electric Supercar at Pebble Beach
A new all-electric supercar has been revealed at Pebble Beach with hopes of filling a vacant niche, and taking the fight to Italian exotics.
J.D. Power Gives In-Car Voice Control a Thumbs Down
The negative impact that voice controls had on J.D. Power’s most recent Initial Quality Study is significant.
Johnson Controls Experimenting with Color Changing Interiors
A company is experimenting with technology that would allow drivers to change the colors of their interior.
Car Thieves Can Hack Keyless Entry Codes: NCIB
Car thieves are using technology to their advantage to gain access to vehicles.
Infiniti Q50, Cadillac Escalade, Jeep Cherokee Named Most Hackable Vehicles
Computer security researchers have concluded that three popular vehicles are also the most hackable.
Insurance Companies Developing Apps to Track Drivers
Insurance companies are becoming increasingly tech savvy about monitoring their customers.
Should You Be Worried About Car Hacking?
With all the connected technology found in modern vehicles, you might be wondering if the personal information that they store is safe.
Electric Turbochargers Eliminate Lag, Improve Fuel Economy
Electric turbochargers are on their way, but how exactly do they work?
Automakers Request Delay for Pedestrian-Alert System
Automakers are requesting a delay for mandated pedestrian-alert systems in hybrids and electric vehicles.
Tesla, Panasonic Reach Battery Production Equipment Agreement
Panasonic will supply battery-production equipment for Tesla’s upcoming “Gigafactory” battery production facility.
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