Car Tech

Both models get new Digital Cockpit displays, and a head-up display is available, and steering-wheel buttons go capacitive.

Mazda's Skyactiv Multi-Solution Scalable Architecture will accommodate transverse and longitudinal powertrain layouts and work with gas, diesel, hybrid, and EV power units.

The sun can power many things, but it takes a lot of math to realize it's not ideal for powering cars.

Huawei is developing a self-driving system and will likely license the technology to established automakers in China and potentially elsewhere.

A Land Rover Defender fueled by nothing but hydrogen will hit the road late this year.

Audi will take over development of a highly efficient electric vehicle that the Artemis division was originally tasked with.

With its move to Tesla Vision, Tesla is dropping radar, and the company has already eschewed lidar.

Stellantis has teamed up with Foxconn to develop digital dash, infotainment and connectivity technology for future vehicles.

Volkswagen Group is developing a self-driving taxi service with help from America's Argo AI.

BMW teamed up with famous film score composer Hans Zimmer to craft a distinct sound for its future electric cars.

You can now book and pay for a ride in a driverless taxi from Baidu's Apollo Go service in parts of Beijing.

VW Group will use its in-house software company Cariad to design computer chips for self-driving cars.

Toyota plans to go racing with a car whose internal-combustion engine runs on pure hydrogen.

Ford's top-selling F-150 pickup truck will soon be available with technology to make hauling gear or towing much easier.

Porsche expects over 80% of its sales to be electric cars by 2030.

The Xpeng P5 is a small electric sedan with world-first technology.

Ford BlueCruise to offer hands-free driving on certain divided highways in the F-150 and Mustang Mach-E starting in the third quarter of this year.

The Domino's pizza chain is launching an autonomous pizza-delivery service in Houston in partnership with startup Nuro.

Volvo could become the first automaker with a Level 4 self-driving system on the market.

The 2022 Lexus LS 500h arriving this fall will come with Lexus Teammate that can park the car and allow hands-free driving on the freeway.