Car Tech

The Mirai is the first in Toyota's lineup to adopt the automaker's Teammate driver-assist feature.

The system reads brainwave activity to predict when a driver is planning to control the steering, throttle, and brakes.

With e-Power, you get the driving feel of an EV without any of the range anxiety.

Hyundai will introduce a new platform to help it reach a goal of 1.87 million EVs annually by 2030.

Mullen says its Five crossover with a solid-state battery could deliver more than 600 miles of range.

Automotive supplier Magna has developed the EtelligentForce drop-in electric powertrain to convert heavy-duty pickups into EVs.

Ultra-fast 5G connectivity means new Audis with features and services not previously possible in cars.

The Rivian R1T is Motor Authority's Best Car To Buy 2022, and its multiple drive modes is one of the big reasons why.

Hydrogen is a potential solution for keeping internal-combustion engines alive in a world of zero emissions, and Toyota is backing it.

Gordon Murray's successor to the McLaren F1 is the new GMA T.50, which revives the genius designer's fan car concept.

Jaguar Land Rover plans to launch its first AI-powered features in 2025.

The NHTSA has formally approved the use of matrix/adaptive headlights for use in the U.S., clearing the way for more cars to use better headlights.

Polestar is developing a bonded aluminum platform that boasts sports car performance metrics.

Volvo will mimic a strategy of Tesla for upcoming models.

Ford may have developed a system to eliminate stalling in manual-equipped cars.

A recent patent shows what an Ferrari might look like and how it could be configured.

Here's everything you need to know about the Chiron.

Imagine a tie-down system that relies on magnets. It seems Ford has looked into it.

Thanks to Toyota, future safety systems may be able to handle as good as professional racing drivers.

With the right supplemental power systems, the electric pickup truck can power homes in case of outages.