“Elon Mode” is a secret feature discovered by a hacker that allows FSD to be used without requiring the driver to nudge the steering wheel
Production version of track-only Speirling that set Goodwood hillclimb record will be limited to 100 units
The 2023 Ford F-Series Super Duty is so smart it can automatically align itself with trailers to make connections a breeze
Polestar is entering a joint venture with Xingji Meizu, a Chinese tech company that will manage its infotainment UX in the near future
Toyota’s designers can input prompts like “sleek” or “SUV-like,” along with engineering requirements, like low drag, and AI will spit out a few ideas to get them started
The electric Prologue will arrive at dealerships early next year and feature Google built-in for a smartphone-like experience
Blind spot detection and automatic emergency braking rank higher in consumer wish lists than hands-free driving systems
In a single test using each system both vehicles performed without need for human intervention but that doesn’t make them the same
Android Auto users can finally open and close their garage doors from their infotainment screen, in a surprising first for the system
The Insta Etch uses high temperature spray paint to put your VIN number on your catalytic converter to help identify it if it’s stolen
Mercedes is partnering with Microsoft to offer American owners a trial run of an improved voice assistant that runs off ChatGPT
Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda told reporters the manual-equipped EV prototype even sounds like a gasoline car
After some trial and error, Nissan created artificial intelligence that can rapidly predict aerodynamic performance of new designs
CCS is beginning to look like Betamax as a growing number of firms embrace Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS)
While parking, some BMW iX drivers are accidentally activating cruise control, leading to unintended acceleration
The next-gen Toyota and Lexus electric cars will have simulated manual gearboxes, complete with fake revving and gear shift sounds
The AutoFlight Prosperity I has already traveled 250 km a single test flight earlier this year
Offered in the 2024 5-Series and the 7-Series, BMW’s Autobahn Assistant is the first system of its kind to receive approval for usage at speeds of up to 130 km/h in Germany
