Nissan’s new Serena van that will go on sale in Japan is debuting fresh self-driving technology from the company.

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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) is taking a page from Tesla’s book by offering hackers a cash prize for discovering potential cyber security weak points. 

Your smartphone has become an important part of your life, even during your commute. While using a phone while driving is dangerous, it’s clear that the processing power and versatility of your device can be very useful.

There was an unexpectedly long delay as Koji Toyoshima, chief engineer of the Toyota Prius and Prius Prime, conferred with his colleagues.

Carbon fiber body panels, seats, wings and even wheels are not unheard of, but now Lamborghini wants to use the lightweight material to make internal engine components.

Volkswagen has announced a partnership with LG Electronics to develop a next-generation connected car platform.

General Motors wants to be the first company to test a new robotic glove that should help factory workers assemble cars. 

BMW wants to have fully self-driving cars on roadways by 2021.

The 40-year-old man who was recently killed in a  Tesla Autopilot crash was reportedly watching Harry Potter.

Chevrolet is offering its customers a cheaper way to get online in its vehicles. 

The next time you see a car commercial, don’t be entirely convinced that’s really the car on film.

Nissan is focused on introducing two new technologies this year on a new Electric Vehicle as it strives to become a leader in EVs and autonomous vehicles.

It’s rare to describe a Mazda as anything but fun to drive, and there’s a reason for it. The company spends a lot of time ensuring that its cars are engaging, enjoyable and anything but numb. And while other automakers look to automate the driving process, Mazda is seeking a way to keep cars solely under the driver’s control.

Daimler, parent company of  Mercedes-Benz, is working on a system that will allow more precise control over the temperature of a vehicle’s tires. 

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The 2016 installment of J.D. Power’s annual Initial Quality Study (IQS) was just released and it’s full of unexpected news.

Faraday Future has no plans of slowing down its development.

New Lamborghini CEO Stefano Domenicali hasn’t been leading the iconic Italian automaker for very long, but he has very clear ideas of what the future will look like for the brand.

If ever there was a showcase for both where an automaker is coming from and where it’s headed, it would be the 2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class.

Mercedes-Benz is previewing a plug-in hybrid hydrogen fuel-cell GLC that they plan to release in 2017.

One study is suggesting that more than 21 million self-driving cars will be sold by 2035.

A routine over-the-air software update has caused a glitch in many Lexus infotainment systems. 

Cars these days are packed with high-tech features, but they’re not always safe.

Infiniti is considering adding self-driving capabilities for most new models.

BMW is looking to find a new purpose for its flailing ‘i’ division.

Hyundai is offering a free upgrade that includes Android Auto and Apple CarPlay integration for select models.

Hyundai owners are now able to upgrade their infotainment systems for free to get Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support.

Not everyone is enjoying all those new, high-tech features in modern cars.

Nearly every model in General Motors‘ lineup will have start-stop technology by 2020.

In what is becoming an industry-wide trend, BMW is the latest automaker to join forces with a carpool and ridesharing company.

A recent study has found that nearly half of drivers prefer to not have any self-driving features in their vehicles.

Google has announced a few upgrades for Android Auto.

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Uber is testing a self-driving Ford Fusion in Pittsburgh.

Last year, more than 5,000 people died as a result of drowsy driving-related accidents. Furthermore, more than 60 percent of drivers in America have admitted to driving while drowsy.

Fuel economy is a top priority and automakers are scrambling to reduce consumption. 

Volvo has revealed a pair of new concept cars previewing how the brand’s future small cars will look. 

Another  Tesla Model S owner is blaming the car’s self-driving technology for a collision. 

Audi’s self-driving prototype might show more consideration for other drivers on the road than some human beings.

The energy density of today’s automotive batteries does not compare very favorably to good old gasoline. However, researchers and scientists are continually pushing to improve the range and storage capacity of EVs.

The next-gen Audi A8 has been confirmed for a 2017 debut.

The Montreal office of agency John St. has put up a clever billboard in hopes of putting a stop to drivers texting while behind the wheel.

“I peg odds of Apple selling its own electric car to be at least 80 percent,” reported Neil Cybart with the website AboveAvalon.com. How does he know this? By digging through the company’s finances, that’s how.

A lot has changed over the past few years and the next car you buy may be missing a few features you’re used to.

Ford has filed a patent to use fake engine noises in hopes of saving fuel.

Chevrolet is releasing a new system called OnStar Proactive Alerts, aimed at predicting upcoming issues with certain vehicle parts and warning the driver before they occur. 

FCA’s partnership with Google is only in its “first phase,” says CEO Sergio Marchionne.

Dr. Arvind Thiruvengadam, research assistant professor at West Virginia University is the man who uncovered Volkswagen’s diesel-emissions scandal. But according to him, this German firm is not the only automaker that’s missing the mark.

Honda has filed an interesting patent that could reveal what it is working on for its next generation of engines.

Smartphones and other tech devices have become such important staples in our lives. We carry them everywhere and they are often close at hand.

Bentley Bentayga passengers are now able to control functions of the luxury SUV via an Apple Watch.

Is the Tesla Model X’s Bioweapon Defense Mode just a marketing gimmick?

Virtual Reality is the biggest tech story this year, just like wearable gadgets were last year and 3D TV was the year before. And, of course, automakers are looking to use the technology in very interesting ways.

Hacking a car could result in serious jail time, thanks to new bills introduced in the Michigan Senate.

As Volvo gears up its self-driving car trials worldwide, one of the company’s engineers has called out Tesla’s Autopilot technology.

J.D. Power just released the results of its second-annual 2016 Tech Choice Study, showing clear generational divides in areas of driver-assistance systems, entertainment features and alternative-mobility solutions.

Who wants to deal with cables and USB ports nowadays? This is the future, meaning a lot of your gadgets can be charged wirelessly by induction. We’re not talking about magic here, but instead Qi and Airfuel wireless charging, which is showing up in more and more cars.

Volvo’s self-driving cars are heading to the United Kingdom next year.

Blind-spot monitoring, lane-keep assist and low-speed collision prevention are but a handful of the advanced driver-assistance systems that are flourishing in the new vehicle market today. Helping enable next-generation safety and convenience features is supplier company Continental.