Digital gauge cluster, bigger infotainment screen with new interface and an optional passenger screen are core to the sedan’s interior makeover
In 2021, Toyota launched Woven Planet as a subsidiary with ambitious software dreams, but it has now brought the company in-house with the aim of scaling down those aspirations
Hardware in the Loop testing allows Ferrari to solve tech problems much faster that slowed development of its hybrid vehicles, the automaker’s CEO says
Toyota and multiple Chinese brands are convinced of the benefits of this different construction method that Tesla has been using for several years
With incorrect information and an inconsistent style, Google’s AI ambitions are Yugo-esque
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
The new battery cells are claimed to boost range by 30% and cut production-related carbon emissions by 60%
Motor vehicles thefts are on the rise in Washington, D.C., and to fight back, police are offering free AirTags to residents in certain hot spots
The PHEV version of the SUV could go into a failsafe mode that leaves drivers stranded on the road, while the CX-90 hybrid’s and Mazda3’s cameras could flicker
Toyota will start sales of the 2024 Tacoma TRD Pro in the spring of next year
Toyota has changed the steer-by-wire system from a 150-degree steering ratio to a 200-degree ratio
Around the middle of the decade, Porsche will launch a new infotainment system with Google built-in
For the second time this year jurors have decided that drivers are responsible for the things that happen while they’re behind the wheel
Zombies, witches, and pumpkins take over the world (as well Rivian’s infotainment system), and have their wicked way with it on October 31st
The new kinetic suspension system of the 2025 Mercedes-Benz G-Class will improve both its on-road and off-road prowess
Mazda has not yet confirmed details of the plug-in hybrid that will be jointly developed with local partner Changan Automobile
The system uses a small pyrotechnic charge to launch the parachutes and bring the craft down at just 5.2 m/s
JLR says not having to ship prototypes around the world will reduce costs and cut carbon footprint of development programs
