Tesla’s Bioweapon Defense Mode can save you from a military-grade chemical attack
Tesla recently conducted a thorough test of the Model X’s HEPA filtration system, which the brand says can eliminate pollution inside the car in less than two minutes.
BMW’s 750d marks a major milestone in the history of the turbodiesel engine
Fitted to the BMW 750d, the 3.0-liter straight-six makes 394 horsepower and 561 pound-feet of torque.
Need to tow? Volkswagen’s updated Amarok offers more power than ever
The most noteworthy update is found under the hood, where the Volkswagen Amarok is offered with a V6 engine for the first time.
Hack into a car in Michigan, spend the rest of your life in prison
Car hacking bills submitted to the Michigan legislature make it a crime to hack car systems. Convictions can mean a life sentence in prison.
Thanks to an update, 2 million Chrysler cars are now compatible with Siri
Siri Eyes Free is now available to owners of nearly two million Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram models through a free download from FCA.
BMW’s updated 2017 i3 aims to quell range anxiety
The BMW i3 can now drive for 114 miles on a single charge, even with the heater or the A/C on.
Good luck finding Aston’s AM-RB 001 hypercar, or affording one
The Aston Martin AM-RB 001 co-designed by Aston and Red Bull Racing will have a production run of just 99 units, priced at over $3 million.
Will comprehensive updates be enough to boost sales of the futuristic BMW i8?
The updated BMW i8 will get a generous boost in power, more electric-only range, and a new look.
You don’t have to break the bank to get the Fiat 124 Spider
Fiat is planning on releasing its much anticipated 2017 124 Spider this summer, and its price tag is surprisingly...well, affordable.
Uber proposes settlement for guide dog lawsuit
In an attempt to settle a two-year-old class action lawsuit about service dogs for blind people, Uber has offered a settlement including guidance to drivers.
Gotta give credit for sticking to it, fourth Nissan recall for same issue
More than 3.5 million Nissan vehicles are being recalled after injuries from passenger airbags. The problem is detecting what's in the seat.
School’s in session — Nvidia’s driverless system learns by watching
After spending 72 hours watching human drivers, Nvidia's GPU-based computers were able to construct a road-worthy driverless car system.
Volvo engineer: Tesla Autopilot is ‘an unsupervised wannabe’
In a recent interview, Volvo’s Senior Technical Leader of Crash Avoidance criticized Tesla’s Autopilot technology.
One of the final McLaren F1 supercars ever produced could be yours
McLaren Special Operations has put one of the final production F1 supercars up for bid. It has just 2,800 miles on the odometer.
Porsche’s 960 sports car will be a mid-engined, 8-cylinder Ferrari killer
Rumor has it that Porsche is building a mid-engined, eight-cylinder sports car to take on Ferrari's 488. The model will be called the 960.
Analysts lay out conflict between old fogies and youngbloods on self-driving tech
A J.D. Power study shows that younger drivers are more interested in automated cars than their elders. This will impact the acceptance of the emerging tech.
Italian designer's take on the Tesla Model S is the wildest yet
Italy-based Mole will re-body existing electric cars -- like the Tesla Model S -- and manufacture its own models in small numbers.
Ford’s Chevy Bolt rival may be more than a rumor after all
Ford is developing a 200-mile electric car to rival the Chevrolet Bolt EV and Tesla Model S, CEO Mark Fields confirmed this week.
The Model 3 won’t be Tesla’s entry-level model for long
Elon Musk expects that almost everyone will be able to afford Tesla's fourth-generation models.
Mitsubishi says it didn’t cheat on U.S. fuel economy tests
Mitsubishi says it didn't cheat on U.S. fuel economy tests, claiming data submitted to the EPA over the past few years is all legitimate.
Tesla’s updated Model S just broke an incredible barrier for EVs
The EPA has officially given Tesla's facelifted Model S 90D a 303-mile range, pushing past the 300-mile threshold for the first time.
Google and Fiat Chrysler in ‘late stages’ of technical partnership talks
A new report claims that Google is in the late stages of technical partnership negotiations with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.
Uber riders: don’t be late, or it will cost you
In apparent appeasement to Uber drivers, the ride-hailing service is testing shorter request cancellation periods and new wait time charges.
VW focuses on electric cars while still struggling with dieselgate
Struggling to fix the diesel engine emission problems, VW has announced a goal of 20 new electric cars by 2020 in its VW, Audi, and Porsche brands.
Here's how Ford and Jaguar turn aluminum scraps into car parts
Recycled aluminum is an important commodity for both Ford and Jaguar as they build larger numbers of aluminum-bodied vehicles.
With Tile integration, your Jag or Land Rover can find those lost sunglasses
Jaguar Land Rover is the first carmaker to integrate Tile Bluetooth tracking with its in-car app suites.
Rubber ducky, you’re the one … to test self-driving technology at MIT
Duckietown is a multi-faceted research project designed to examine and develop autonomous technology.
Mitsubishi woes keep mounting as fuel mileage cheating news cuts sales in half
Mitsubishi Motors' survival as a company is in question after car sales in Japan drop 50 percent. Its mileage cheating scandal may be one too many.
Self-driving car and ride-hailing companies form alliance to advise the NHSTA and help cities
In a joined effort to advise on the rules and regulations that will govern self-driving cars, Ford, Google, Volvo, Uber, and Lyft have formed a coalition.
Cheat Sheet: Mitsubishi explains how it scammed fuel economy tests
Mitsubishi says it used a "high-speed coast down test" to produce the inflated fuel economy figures for cars it sold in Japan.
Dinan’s S1 M4 churns out 530 HP and lets you keep your warranty
Dinan has introduced its S1 M4 with modifications that churn out an additional 100 horsepower from the already potent M4 sports car.
Germany announces $1.1 billion in subsidies for electric cars
Joining forces with other countries with rebates for electric car purchases, Germany has announced a 1.1 billion euro subsidy plan for new electric cars.
DARPA aims to make future military vehicles lighter, cheaper, and smarter
DARPA awarded contracts to eight organizations to develop technology for future military vehicles under the GXV-T program.