The government’s updated car-rating program now grades driver assistance technology on actual performance, not just whether it exists. So far, only one vehicle has cleared
Kia America has announced a strategic re-positioning of the 2026 EV6, introducing significant price reductions across the lineup alongside expanded charging hardware. Assembled at the
The doors opened yesterday at the Las Vegas Convention Center for ACT Expo 2026, and the industry wasted no time. North America’s largest fleet technology
After evaluating 28 nominees from February through April 2026 — testing each in daily driving across city streets, highway stretches, and stop-and-go commutes — the
In connected car news are Hyundai, IBM, Dallara, POLYN Technology, Neusoft, HERE Technologies, International Motors & Georgia Tech Hyundai And Georgia Tech Expand Hydrogen Mobility
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For years, safety researchers believed that drivers were most likely to reach for their phones in slow-moving traffic — stop-and-go conditions that left them bored,
The familiar outline of the luxury sedan has been under quiet pressure in recent years, reshaped by electrification, software and shifting consumer expectations. Into that
In a competition that has become a proving ground for the next generation of automotive designers, Stellantis has named a Wisconsin high school senior as
The photograph Tesla posted to X on Wednesday showed a sea of workers in a cavernous Nevada factory, with the blunt silver nose of an
General Motors is preparing to push software updates to more than four million vehicles across its American fleet — replacing a familiar voice assistant with