HP Tuners has unlocked the C8 Corvette’s dual-clutch transmission, allowing complete powertrain tuning for 2020-2026 models
Two teens reportedly fired fake guns from a moving Waymo in San Mateo, and the robotaxi went full robocop by pulling over and calling the police
There’s even a camping version of Xiaomi’s full-size Sky Nomad N90, and it hides a pop-up roof bed
After nearly two decades of work, the never-flat tire is real, though a strict speed cap keeps it away from production cars for now
VW’s premium brand is preparing a major interior rethink that promises better materials, physical controls and a more understated approach to in car technology
A flock of sheep has replaced lawnmowers beneath thousands of solar panels at Volkswagen’s Polish factory
The plate readers were sold as a crime tool, but residents from Troy to Oakland are calling them a surveillance machine
Ferrari built a stick shift so committed to the illusion it can stall you on launch, then bolted it to an automatic gearbox
The Michigan site has commenced production roughly three and a half years after it was first announced
A partnership with Bosch meant to catch Tesla on self-driving is reportedly on the verge of falling apart
A more lifelike humanoid robot just clocked in at BMW’s South Carolina plant, and for now its only job is the one nobody on the line was eager to do
The redesigned 2027 Sierra comes with new V8 engines, updated styling, and a more luxurious cabin
Purpose-built vans and school shuttles could be the first vehicles to carry Hyundai’s hidden air-sanitizing technology
The LF-ZC is dead, yet Lexus approved its replacement the very same day, keeping the engineering that took years to build
A sales halt threat sounds dramatic, but the odds are tiny and the actual dispute is quieter than the headlines suggest
After 12 years and 25 countries, one diesel Mini has reached 621,000 miles and is now shooting for a million
Ford used a trained Kodiak bear to test its new truck security package, but the real questions involve theft prevention and data collection
BMW’s Vantablack was too fragile for cars, so a Chinese lab reworked the formula into something carmakers could plausibly use
