A Utah man's Tesla Model S drove under a parked trailer with the Summon feature. Tesla's records show the man activated Summon; he says the car went rogue.
At the CES Asia 2016 event, BMW president Olaf Kastner discuss Project I, a vision of the future with autonomous electric-powered i8 cars and new services.
Logitech's ZeroTouch connected car solution for Android smartphones is designed for hands-free, eyes-off calling, texting, messaging, navigation, and music.
The 2017 MINI Seven is the first special edition based on the current-generation MINI. It references the Austin Seven, the first name of the original Mini.
Five students survived a high-speed crash in Germany in a Tesla Model S. The car flew 82 feet through the air, rolled once, and plowed through a field.
New figures disclosed this week in Uber's settlement talks with drivers in Massachusetts and California show drivers would have made $730 million more had they been classified as employees.
Hoping to please riders and drivers and lessen traffic, Uber launched new NYC UberPool rush-hour pricing. Riders pay $5 max and drivers get paid surge rates.
The Auto Insurance Center analyzed 65,535 Instagram posts hashtagged #RoadRage with the hopes of discovering where, when, and why drivers were most upset.
Uber and Lyft contributed to a lobbying effort to overturn Austin, Texas fingerprint laws for their drivers. They lost, and will both pull out of the city.
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. So much news goes on that it's almost impossible for mere mortals with real lives to keep track of everything.
A federal judge ruled in two California cases that, even though Uber drivers are independent contractors, the company may still be liable in criminal cases.