Taking Volvo's Self-Driving Car for a Spin
The technology will enable cars to function as a rolling Wi-Fi hotspot, letting passengers and families connect up to seven devices at once.
Consumer research firm's 'Rolling Lab' captures driver interaction using cameras and data.
As well as transit and walking options, Google Maps will also tell you how long you'd have to wait for an Uber car.
Pay a little extra, and you'll be treated to Uber's top drivers — and one free child car seat.
Ford COO Mark Fields will take the company reigns following Alan Mulally's July 1 retirement.
BMW i8 plug-in electric supercar. $135k. #NextCar
2015 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Z06 Convertible. 625hp can do a lot for your hair with the top down. #NextCar
Mazda's got a racing sim up and running. Not bad for a racing controller. #NextCar
On the other hand, here's the new 2015 Hyundai Sonata. Going after the Accord and Camry once again. #NextCar
Look, it's the 2014 NY Auto Show!
Take a front-mounted camera. Remap the view to the driver's line of vision, then project it through an HUD to make the hood seem transparent.
Fleetmatics announced its newest platform for SaaS fleet management.
Tesla filed a petition with the NHTSA seeking approval to add side-view camera technology to its vehicles.
Vehicles manufactured in the U.S. on or after May 1, 2018 must be equipped with rear-view cameras.
All cars assembled since March 6 come with the new titanium safeguard; existing ones will be retrofitted for free.
Cupertino's new in-vehicle infotainment system runs iOS on the surface but underneath the interface, BlackBerry's QNX embedded software is really driving the car.
One more nail in the coffin for back-seat DVD. One more bill for wireless info and entertainment.
Volvo Concept Estate is the next XC-90 SUV. Mercedes’ S-Class coupe banks into turns (but you have to turn to a bank)
Security experts were at SXSW to discuss how to keep connected cars safe. But is there really a threat?
Modern high-tech cars sync with your phone, play your music, and connect to the Internet. But how secure are these rolling data centers?
This year's Detroit Auto Show was all about in-car tech, fuel economy, and lighter weight materials. But there was also another surprising trend.
More buttons, more knobs on the Ford Mustang and Ford F-150. Onboard telematics for Lincoln. Higher satisfaction scores for Ford?
John and Jill Glinney became the first Tesla owners to go coast-to-coast, from Hoboken to LA via Delaware, Minnesota and South Dakota. That's where the Superchargers are -- but more
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