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New e-Corner technology from Hyundai Mobis has the potential to bring new levels of maneuverability.

France's Peugeot has previewed its EV design for beyond 2025.

Harman's exterior-mounted microphone and sensor could help detect problems to warn drivers of potential hazards faster.

Mercedes is following in the footsteps of Tesla by establishing its own global EV charging network.

Chrysler's EVs arriving from 2025 may feature cabin design inspired by the Synthesis concept.

LG's new technology turns materials inside the car into speakers.

BMW is just months out from previewing its first Neue Klasse EV due in 2025.

The Ram electric pickup was supposed to be revealed this fall, but it will be shown in January at CES instead.

Experimental compact car goes 626 miles on a single charge as automaker plots long-range electric-car future.

The paint can only change from white to gray to black, but it can improve efficiency through less use of climate control systems.

Vietnam's Vinfast is entering the U.S. with the VF8 and VF9 electric crossovers due in late 2022.

Volvo plans to make a self-driving system available as a subscription on its XC90 replacement.

Chevy revealed the base WT model and the top RST model with the first deliveries scheduled for fall 2023.

Sony has established a mobility division tasked with exploring entry into the burgeoning EV segment.

The new Airflow crossover concept provides a window into Chrysler's electric future.

Cadillac has provided the first glimpses of a large electric sedan currently in the works.

With screen space that spans the entire dash, haptic feedback, and augmented-reality overlays, the Hyperscreen redefines the leading edge of Mercedes interfaces.

The Damon Hypersport HS electric motorcycle can transform from supersport to touring bike, hit 60 mph in less than 2 seconds, top out at over 200 mph, and deliver 200 miles of range.

Audi's next-generation infotainment system features new hardware and processor speeds ten times quicker than today's system.

A speakerless audio system from Continental and Sennheiser uses actuators within car interior surfaces to create the frequencies that create sound.