Mercedes-Benz has partnered with a firm that has a, well, let’s just say interesting idea for simplifying navigation. The basic idea is dividing the entire globe into tiny 9.0-square meter blocks with each assigned a 3-word name.
The Volkswagen Group is serious about developing a fully self-driving car. The German auto giant has confirmed plans for large-scale public road trials starting in 2021 and is confident the technology will be ready not long after.
The past weekend’s 2017 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix turned out to be disastrous for Ferrari. And for star driver Sebastian Vettel, the tightly fought championship fight with Mercedes AMG’s Lewis Hamilton may now be over.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
Mercedes wants to let you find any destination with 3 words
VW Group's fully self-driving Sedric to hit public roads in 2021
Disastrous start for Ferrari in Singapore helps Hamilton extend F1 championship lead
Nissan will finally replace its aging Frontier mid-size pickup
Mazda promises evolution of RX-Vision concept for 2017 Tokyo Motor Show
Life with Tesla Model S: assessing my new 100D vs old 2013 electric car
523-horsepower Maserati Levante GTS in the works
Hyperloop One reveals 4 potential sites
Daimler beats Tesla to electric truck production with Fuso eCanter
Range Rover plug-in hybrids on sale in US in March 2018
