Car Tech

The controversial self-driving software not yet approved by federal regulators can now be accessed for Tesla owners who purchased the option.

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

The roof-mounted airbags are ovoid elements that would encircle occupants and absorb impacts.

GM is doubling the size of the Super Cruise driver-assist system's road network.

BMW's new 7-Series features a self-driving system backed by HERE's HD Live Map.

Volvo's user interface in the EX90 has been designed to reduce distraction for the driver.

GM may be preparing a follow up to its Crab Walk steering feature on the Hummer EV.

Tesla driver-assist features still won't live up to "full self-driving" name this year.

Automakers are looking to charge for features in cars via subscription, but they could face a legal backlash in New Jersey.

With self-driving technology, Mercedes predicts it will be able to eliminate crashes.

Lucid has upgraded its user interface to version 2.0.

Games from the software brand AirConsole will be available in BMWs, and owners will scan a QR code to play them.

Customers will be able to buy features for future Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis products over the air after the initial purchase.

With bi-directional charging, Volvo's new EX90 could potentially save you money on power bills.

Tesla is now fully relying on camera-based sensors for its hands-free-driving technology.

BMW's next voice assistant should feature improved performance thanks to Alexa technology.

Volvo's electric XC90 successor will debut a world-first safety technology.

Ford has patented a system that uses the brakes to help steer a vehicle.

A Volvo EX90 is coming soon to take on the Tesla Model X and other mid-size electric SUVs.

Escort has upgraded its best-selling radar detector with smarter internals.