The Green Light project from Google is already active in 12 cities across the USA, Europe, and Asia, with more to be added next year
Toyota and Idemitsu have agreed to a three phase plan to develop, produce and commercialize sulfide solid electrolytes
Honda and Mitsubishi’s partnership will start with the batteries to be used by Honda’s upcoming mini-EV models sold in Japan from 2024
The features allow buyers to compare range, financial considerations, and more against other EVs
Bowers & Wilkins plans to produce just 60 McLaren-inspired examples of its wireless speaker, the Zeppelin, to celebrate the automaker’s 60 years of existence
Everyone, from regular drivers to Formula E racers, can benefit from a device that uses frequencies to stimulate the brain, Nissan has found
The concept was created to showcase THK’s in-house developed tech for electric vehicles
Riders still need to shift gears with their foot, but using the clutch lever is optional, even in traffic
The Entop Simurgh is a four-cylinder supercar that the brand intends to race at Le Mans before making it available to the public – or so they claim
Honda’s Autonomous Work Mower can be taught mowing routes, which it can then repeat to deliver a lush, green lawn
Several Chinese companies are legally testing autonomous cars in the U.S. but some members of Congress want to crack down on self-driving startups
Tesla is facing questioning in a trial after a Model 3 owner was killed in a 2019 crash
The Avatr 11 and 12 communicate with other road user by displaying messages or animated graphics on bottom of the windshield
The inductive charger in certain BMWs appears to be causing some iPhone 15s to permanently lose the ability to use NFC functions, like Apple Pay and Apple CarKey
The new Porsche 964 and 993 cylinder head from Swindon Powertrain reduces weight and provides far better peak flow
McLaren’s Michael Leiters wants to wait until battery tech allows vehicle mass to virtually match weight of today’s ICE supercars
Five Tesla owners who alleged that Tesla misled the public with false claims about the capabilities of Autopilot will have to go into individual arbitration, a judge has ruled
NHTSA is aware of one serious incident and five minor ones in which phantom braking may caused an accident for the 2018-2019 Volkswagen Atlas
