Consumer Electronics Show
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Experimental compact car goes 626 miles on a single charge as automaker plots long-range electric-car future.
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GM's Ultra Cruise self-driving system to use Qualcomm's Snapdragon Ride hardware
The Ultra Cruise self-driving system will be able to handle 95% of the nation's roads, according to GM.
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BMW unveils color-changing paint based on e-reader tech
The paint can only change from white to gray to black, but it can improve efficiency through less use of climate control systems.
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Cadillac previews a personal self-driving car with Halo InnerSpace concept
Cadillac has imagined what vehicle ownership will be like in a world of autonomous driving.
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Vinfast unveils 5 EVs at 2022 CES, confirms pricing for first US-bound models
Vietnam's Vinfast is entering the U.S. with the VF8 and VF9 electric crossovers due in late 2022.
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Volvo announces Ride Pilot unsupervised self-driving system for highways
Volvo plans to make a self-driving system available as a subscription on its XC90 replacement.
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Chevy revealed the base WT model and the top RST model with the first deliveries scheduled for fall 2023.
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Sony electric crossover concept revealed, may actually be built alongside sedan
Sony has established a mobility division tasked with exploring entry into the burgeoning EV segment.
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Chrysler Airflow concept herald's brands electric future starting in 2025
The new Airflow crossover concept provides a window into Chrysler's electric future.
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Preview: 2023 BMW iX gets performance treatment with 610-hp M60 grade
BMW has an iX M60 performance electric crossover coming this summer to join the iX xDrive50.
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Sony Vision-S electric car begins testing on public roads in Europe
The Sony Vision-S electric car uses a pair of 268-horsepower electric motors and comes loaded with semi-autonomous driving tech.
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Driverless cars will race at Indy
Not in the 500, but in a high-speed, 20-lap autonomous challenge event for student-created software.
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Hyundai is teaming with Uber to create flying taxis and self-driving pods.
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CES: Sony Vision-S electric concept car actually makes a lot of sense
The Sony Vision-S electric concept car likely won't see production but many of its features will.
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French company reveals camera system to make trailers invisible
Blind spots remain a headache in nearly every new vehicle, but for those who tow, the problem becomes magnified. Enter the French company Valeo, which introduced a new camera-based system at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show this week. The trick system, called the XtraVue Trailer system, mounts...
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BMW's self-riding motorcycle demonstrates its ghostly capability at 2019 CES
BMW brought its self-riding motorcycle to the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show to show off its technology for the first time in the United States. The bike rode around by itself in a parking lot, looking like a motorcycle possessed. The concept BMW demonstrated at CES came to life after two years of...
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Hyundai turns the windshield into an augmented reality nav system
In the not too distant future, head-up display systems will be able to present a whole lot more than the tiny window of static information we're used to today. The key is holographic augmented reality technology that has the potential to turn the entire windshield into a display, which could enable...
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Kenworth to build semi trucks powered by Toyota fuel cells
American truck manufacturer Kenworth will build a fleet of 10 semi-trailer trucks powered by hydrogen fuel cell-electric powertrains sourced from Toyota. The two firms made the announcement on Tuesday in Las Vegas at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show. The collaboration is part of the $41 million...
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BMW unveiled a concept on Tuesday at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, but it isn't a car. Instead it's a camper that BMW's California-based design house, Designworks, cooked up with American outdoor apparel brand The North Face. The camper, which is compact and light, and somewhat resembles the BMW Isetta city car of the 1950s, is designed to be towed and can fit two adults. According to BMW, the design was actually inspired by its fabric-lined GINA Light Vision concept unveiled in 2008. What's innovative about the design is The North Face's new material called Futurelight, a...
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2019 Nissan Leaf Plus comes with more power, range
Nissan on Tuesday finally unveiled a long-range option for its Leaf electric car. The 2019 Nissan Leaf Plus made its debut at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and will be in showrooms in the spring. Nissan didn't say how much the Leaf Plus would cost when it goes on sale. The Plus in...
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Audi reveals back seat virtual reality platform at 2019 Consumer Electronics Show
Audi wants to transform the ride experience for back seat passengers. The German luxury marque revealed a new virtual reality platform at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show on Monday aimed at doing just that. The VR platform was developed by Audi subsidiary Audi Electronics Venture. Both companies...
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2020 Mercedes-Benz CLA brings its svelte looks to CES
Mercedes-Benz scored a hit with the original CLA. Combining sportiness and style, its attributes helped shine a positive light on the German firm's full compact car portfolio. Now a redesigned model has been revealed, with the covers coming off Tuesday at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show in Las...
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Hyundai takes off-roading to next level with Elevate walking car
A car that can walk? Yes, that's exactly what Hyundai has proposed with its Elevate concept unveiled Tuesday at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The concept combines the power of an electric car and the capability of robotics to rethink where cars can travel. Wheels with robotic...
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Toyota's take on autonomy: Guardian "amplifies" human control, not replaces it
It's not every carmaker that leads off a press conference by re-enacting a spectacular three-car freeway crash. But at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show on Monday, Toyota had a point to make. Its Guardian active-safety system could have mitigated the effects of the crash, the company says. Perhaps...
John Voelcker