Car Tech

EV technology makes it easy for cars to produce four-wheel burnouts, and Ford appears to be looking into it.

BMW's new EVs will have a full-width head-up display to give information to both the driver and front passenger.

Lamborghini's new V-12 supercar is coming with a chassis that's lighter and stiffer than the one in the Aventador.

GM will start introducing lidar to its vehicles in 2023.

The latest iteration of the pony car evolves into a tech showcase with an array of performance gauges and video game graphics. 

BMW will update its current iDrive interface before introducing a next-generation system at the end of the year.

The Ultra Cruise self-driving system will be able to handle 95% of the nation's roads, according to GM.

Mercedes-Benz has teamed up with Visa to make easy in-car payments.

Let Porsche generate the route for your next Sunday drive.

Soon you won't need the Apple App Store or Google Play Store to download apps in your car.

Mercedes will introduce its own MB.OS operating system around the middle of the decade.

The dashboard of the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class will let you take selfies and play video games.

Discussions with the NHTSA have prompted Tesla to issue a recall of cars with its Full Self-Driving system due to possible crashes, and Tesla says the fix is a software update.

Contintental wants to make tires entirely from sustainable materials by 2050.

BMW is looking to take the stress out of parking with its upcoming Neue Klasse EVs.

A very different kind of EV powertrain could be in the works at the car company.

Ford continues to explore new possibilities for the traditional crash safety airbag.

Google Maps now shows EV drivers which charging stations have fast charging, and cars with Google built-in will suggest the best charging stops.

In the future, cars could be fitted with thrusters to boost both performance and safety.

BMW aims to have a prototype vehicle powered by solid-state batteries by 2025.