Study of US crash data reveals the one time of day you might want to stay out of the driving seat
If you’re on the fence about buying an EV, fears about battery degradation shouldn’t dissuade you
A new IIHS study shows safe-driving apps detect far more pre-crash phone use than police, raising some interesting privacy questions
Tech Experience study revealed owners love useful features hiding in the background, but not passenger displays and hands-free ADAS systems
A new Carwow study shows UK consideration of Chinese cars has doubled since 2023, with recognition climbing almost as fast
A study of 50 new cars found the cheapest one to keep on the road is the little EV that almost nobody is buying
Selling cars isn’t the profit machine it was during the pandemic, but dealerships have another very lucrative place to make up the difference
Carmakers keep loading new cars with driver aids, but a surprising share of owners never turn the fanciest ones on
Most people don’t even consider it speeding until you go 10 mph over the speed limit
20% of Americans are driving less and a majority of them are blaming higher gas prices
Battery production and coal-fired electricity don’t erase an EV’s efficiency advantage, according to a new MIT study
Tesla might be an 800-pound gorilla, but Ionna delivers a better charging experience
America’s affordable used car market has shrunk dramatically since 2019, forcing shoppers into older vehicles
Modern sensors are costly after a crash, but fewer fender benders may outweigh the repair bill
The most-wanted feature in new cars isn’t self-driving tech, it’s heated seats, according to a large AutoPacific study
Germany’s biggest automaker is now trimming its workforce by as many as 140,000 to cut costs
IIHS’ latest real-world death rate study highlights the roles of vehicle size, driver behavior and crash physics in fatal crashes
A new study shows nearly one in four financed car buyers added at least two years to their loan term to stay affordable
