After another in-car ad incident, Stellantis tells Carscoops how it plans to handle future pop-ups
Tesla is cutting standard Autopilot and pushing customers toward a monthly FSD subscription
Some Tesla owners have paid up to $15,000 for FSD without receiving a functional Level 4 or Level 5 system
Tesla is dropping Full Self-Driving (Supervised) as a one-time purchase, switching to a monthly subscription with no refund for cancellations
Mercedes is gearing up to battle Tesla with an advanced Level 2+ semi-autonomous driving system known as MB.Drive Assist Pro
Subaru infotainment systems are now showing unwanted SiriusXM pop-up ads, prompting questions about safety and customer control
Volkswagen wants drivers to pay monthly, yearly, or lifetime fees to unlock horsepower already built into their cars
A prank online led Tesla customers to debate if features behind paywalls are even okay
Marketers want to target your in-car infotainment system, with more pop-up ads expected to appear in new cars
The extended warranty ad keeps appearing every time the driver stops the vehicle
The semi-autonomous driving system used to cost $75 per month or $800 annually
Right-to-repair advocates believe that car owners should have full ownership of the technology embedded in their vehicles
The Swedish carmaker has joined Audi, BMW, Cadillac, and Mercedes in abandoning this lease alternative
Buyers will need an active OnStar subscription to work the native navigation app
Your new BMW could be fitted with the optional Adaptive M suspension, even if you’ve never paid for it
The automaker confirms to Carscoops that it’ll begin charging owners for features like remote start
Volkswagen’s Car-Net reps wouldn’t provide any information until someone paid them $150 to reinstate service
Audi’s head of technical development says that the decision to ramp up their subscription program is a response to customer demand, not a cash grab