Car Tech

GM's Ultra Cruise driver-assist system will arrive in 2023 to go beyond Super Cruise and provide hands-free driving on more than 2 million miles of road in the U.S. and Canada.

Mercedes-Benz's F200 concept car rolled out at the 1996 Paris auto show featured technologies only being introduced now.

Synthetic fuels have the potential to keep the internal-combustion engine around for years to come.

GM owners in the near future will be able to install software-based features, apps and updates via the cloud.

Tesla continues to develop its Full Self-Driving feature and is slowly rolling out more and more functionality as the technology advances, though the NTSB isn't happy with the feature's name which is causing confusion about the capabilities.

In the near future, road-side infrastructure will be able to warn you of nearby road hazards.

Customers in three U.S. cities will soon be able to order items online at Walmart and have them delivered to their door by a self-driving vehicle.

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

Porsche will produce a synthetic fuel made by combining carbon dioxide and hydrogen that aims for a lower overall carbon footprint than electric cars, though cost could be an issue.

Doug Field has returned to Ford after stints at Tesla and Apple.

VW detailed how the 2022 GTI's Vehicle Dynamics Manager works and the systems it controls to improve the hot hatch's handling.

Engineering Explained dives into how and why McLaren still uses hydraulic-assist power steering.

Ferrari has filed a patent for an air conditioning system that detects body temperature and adjusts the direction, circulation and temperature of airflow.

Waymo is slowly expanding its self-driving taxi service to more U.S. cities.

GM said 5G will be an important part of its over-the-air (OTA) software update strategy, which follows Tesla's lead in rolling out new features to vehicles already in use.

Baidu says it is ready to move from technical verification to large-scale commercial operation of self-driving cars.

Tesla plans to use its self-driving system to control humanoid robots capable of handling dangerous or menial tasks.

The Mini Strip concept imagines a car built with nothing but the bare essentials.

Mercedes-Benz vehicles built from 2016 onward can now have warnings of potholes and speed bumps sent to them.

Chevrolet released a video teaser of the electric Silverado's four-wheel steering system and confirmed it will offer 24-inch wheels.