Car Tech

Mercedes-AMG's latest Formula One race car has a feature that allows the driver to adjust the toe-in angle of the front wheels mid-race.

Lucid's CEO is confident the Tesla Model S-rivaling Air will be able to return a range of 400 miles.

Future updates to Google's automotive-specific version of Android will result in a more personalized experience behind the wheel.

Lexus' first self-driving system will offer hands-off capability but drivers will still need to pay attention.

New CarKey feature found in Apple iOS 13.4 could turn an iPhone or Apple Watch into a car key

New patent applications reveal plans for a modular electric drive system from Ferrari.

Cadillac's Super Cruise hands-free driver-assist system is being made smarter and available on more models in the lineup.

With a goal of achieving a top speed of more than 300 mph, the designers of the SSC Tuatara knew they needed a monster of an engine—and they've delivered.

One of the best infotainment systems in the business is about to get faster, more features, and a fresh look.

San Francisco-based Cruise has revealed the electric vehicle that completely removes the driver from a connected, shared experience.

Drag race, slalom, and braking tests show how much better winter tires perform in snowy conditions, and their limitations in the summer.

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.

Lamborghini will integrate voice commands for vehicle functions via Amazon's voice-recognition system.

Nissan's dual-motor electric all-wheel-drive system should be offered in a new crossover SUV by 2021.

The visor can block parts of the driver's vision where the driver's vision could be affected by sunlight.

A look at the chassis systems that make the 2020 Porsche Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid so fun to drive.

For those with traditional internal-combustion engines in their cars, there's no such thing as "one-pedal" driving. For those with experience driving a plug-in hybrid or purely battery-electric car, it's a unique benefit. To explain what exactly one-pedal driving is, Jason Fenske of Engineering...

Instead of the warning lights normally used by blind spot monitors, this new system can show you the full image of the road on either side of your vehicle.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has a busy schedule planned for the upcoming 2020 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. In addition to rolling out plug-in hybrid versions of the Jeep Wrangler, Compass and Renegade, the automaker will also roll out a concept that hints at future cabin technologies...