New camera washers highlight the flaw in vision-only systems, while paying Tesla owners still wait for a solution
Ford reports strong growth in BlueCruise usage, with over 3.8 million hours logged and hundreds of millions of miles driven hands-free in 2025 alone
New Audi concepts suggest a shift back to clarity, restraint, and driver-focused interiors
The controversial ‘kill switch’ car debate pits safety gains against fears of government overreach
After another in-car ad incident, Stellantis tells Carscoops how it plans to handle future pop-ups
The US government plans to deploy artificial intelligence to target trucking firms hiring illegal foreign drivers
If you don’t like the idea of having more artificial intelligence in your car, then this may be unwelcome news
GM is rolling out a new hybrid Cadillac XT5 in China featuring LiDAR and advanced driver-assist tech, while North America remains a step behind
Some Tesla owners have paid up to $15,000 for FSD without receiving a functional Level 4 or Level 5 system
A new patent could finally eliminate trunk wiring tubes, helping reduce weight and simplify taillight repairs with a smarter, mechanical design
The digitally “enhanced” Cadillac sedan in the auction listing featured AI glitches, including one image that showed twin column gear shifters
The Porsche-designed folding TV from C-Seed rises from the floor and unfolds like a sci-fi sculpture, offering luxury tech with a price tag to match
Ford is eyeing BYD for hybrid batteries, a quiet shift as it backs off EVs and navigates growing pressure over foreign tech
Volvo teases the EX60 interior and reveals Gemini AI integration, positioning the SUV as another electric model shaped as much by updates as initial design
Robots are quietly lining up for factory jobs and humans may soon be outnumbered or replaced entirely
A new order says OnStar data sharing went too far, and now the brakes are on
The first pure M-badged EV features an advanced quad-motor layout, rear-drive capability, and driver-focused systems tuned for both track and street use
One talented Ohio tech pulls in six figures, but most mechanics never make it that far, as flat-rate pay punishes injuries, burnout, and anyone who can’t beat the clock
