Car Tech

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.

Better bed-side manners? Ram could be eyeing a pop-out step for the side of its popular full-size trucks.

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.

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.

Ford has patented an airbag that would deploy from a vehicle's grille.

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.

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.

Multimatic’s dampers enhance the company's spool valve system by adding an electric motor to the mix.

New technology could make camping more convenient.

Koenigsegg's latest hypercar features an automatic transmission that can transform into a manual complete with a clutch pedal.

BMW's new sixth-generation batteries with round cells will arrive in 2025 in the Neue Klasse family of EVs.

Bluecruise now also suggests lane changes, slows the vehicle down for corners, and moves the vehicle in its lane away from from wider vehicles.

New hardware in the iPhone 14 and Series 8 Apple watches enables crash detection for drivers.

Williams Advanced Engineering has developed a turnkey solution for car companies looking to launch an electric hypercar.

Ford's proposed pet restraint system would work much like seat belts with straps and rectractors to keep pets from getting thrown about the cabin.