IBM’s Watson supercomputer might best be known for its appearance on Jeopardy, but it could also lend a helping hand in making cars safer.

Someone is organizing a track day specifically for self-driving cars.

Savari and Autotalks have partnered to provide V2X solutions for U.S. connected vehicle pilots in smart cities.

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A recent survey has revealed what people would do if they had a self-driving car.

Thanks to its strength and lightness, aluminum has long been a mainstay of the aerospace industry, though it’s only just starting to make a noteworthy impact in the automotive space. But do elevated repair costs mean this material is more trouble than its worth?

Toyota is helping turn Ann Arbor, Michigan, into the world’s largest operational, real-world deployment of connected vehicles and infrastructure.

Tesla’s Model S is arguably the most revolutionary car to come out in a generation, and one company you’ve never heard of played a huge role in getting it from the drawing board to driveways.

Volvo is also planning a self-driving project for the U.S.

Everyone knows about autonomous cars, but it will be a long time before they become mainstream.

Volvo is looking towards China to help test its self-driving technologies.

Google is putting its self-driving cars on the roads of Phoenix, Arizona.

Hyundai plans to introduce the era of “Car to Life” connectivity.

The 2016 Kia K900 is the first and only vehicle to benefit from Kia’s UVO Luxury Services.

Ford is helping Fusion buyers avoid some of the stresses of stop-and-go traffic. 

Toyota has announced Toyota Connected, Inc., a new user experience and product development company.

Apple CarPlay integration for certain 2015-2016 Hyundai Sonata sedans has been delayed again.

Honda has teamed up with Hitachi to create a high-tech portable breathalyzer.

Toyota’s latest patent takes the head-up display to a new level. 

Ford and Chevrolet have introduced new trailering camera systems to make towing easier than ever.

Automatic emergency braking will become standard on nearly all new light-duty vehicles by 2022.

The humble internal-combustion engine has been around in one form or another for more than a 100 years, dominating vehicle propulsion for all of the 20th century. Today, it still has a commanding lead over rival systems.

Toyota and a number of partners are experimenting with a new hydrogen supply chain that is set to reduce CO2 emissions by 80 percent. 

It’s a crazy world we live in where gasoline costs less than milk or even bottled water, but this isn’t something out of a Grimm Brothers’ fairy tale, it’s reality in America today.

In its 100-plus years, the automotive industry has delivered plenty of superb vehicles. 

Google’s self-driving cars no longer have a flawless driving history.

The 2016 Infiniti Q50 sports sedan offers a broad range of powertrains, but this car’s most alluring under-hood option is a brand new 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6. As with most good things in life, it was worth the wait.

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BMW rolled out a new concept today to celebrate its centenary and also to hint at the future of the German automaker. 

Audi just released details about its all-new SQ7 TDI luxury utility vehicle, which packs a powerful diesel engine, advanced 48-volt electrical system, rear-wheel steering and much more.

Subaru is known for two things: quirkiness and all-wheel drive. Marking an important milestone, the Japanese automaker just announced that it’s produced its 15 millionth vehicle equipped with four-corner traction.

Nissan will start rolling out its self-driving technology in 2017.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has approved the electronic rear-view mirror used in the new Cadillac CT6. 

The Audi S7 is a high-performance sedan for style-conscious shoppers. But don’t let this four-door coupe’s good looks deceive you; it’s much more than a rolling fashion statement.

Volvo plans to rid some its cars of keys by 2017. 

Audi Quattro all-wheel drive is evolving.

In today’s news about dubious over-engineering,  Nissan has announced the world’s first self-parking office chair.

In the future, cars could come equipped with external airbags to help enhance safety.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is the latest automaker to announce its intention to test connected car technology on public roads. 

A recent study conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has shown front crash prevention systems are doing their jobs.

Honda has announced approximate pricing for its new Clarity Fuel Cell sedan. 

BMW is rolling out a new system that will help you find the best restaurants in town. 

The BMW 7 Series will soon be able to park itself in the U.S.

The U.S. Government has pledged to offer around $3.9 billion over the next 10 years to help get self-driving cars into the hands of American consumers. 

Self-driving car prototypes could have caused numerous accidents if human drivers didn’t intervene.

With the Detroit Auto Show still going on, you may have forgotten about all the amazing concept cars and technology that debuted at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas last week. 

Ford is making a bold claim with its newest service, FordPass.

Following up on its high-tech electric concepts at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show, Volkswagen is presenting yet another environmentally friendly vehicle, but this Tiguan GTE Active Concept can also tackle the trails.

Aston Martin and Letv collaborated to reveal the Autolink Aston Martin Rapide S at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

For a trade show that has traditionally been about gadgets, the Consumer Electronics Show sure has a lot of cars on display.

Even with the promise of worry free mobility thanks the self-driving cars, the majority of people still want the ability to take control of their vehicles at any moment.

A new patent filing from Mazda suggests that the company is working to replace the spark plugs in its engines with lasers.

The Renault-Nissan Alliance has announced that it will launch over 10 vehicles with autonomous drive technology in the next four years. 

Self-driving cars are coming and one study believes that 15 percent of global sales by 2030 will be autonomous vehicles.

Audi has chosen Thunderhill Raceway Park as its home base which will be used to test self-driving cars.

Volkswagen has two really iconic cars: the Beetle and the Microbus. 

Volkswagen wants to be one of the first automakers to hit the mass market with gesture controls, and it’s showing us its latest developments at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show.

Kia is showing off its new advanced driver assistance features and its plan to deliver a self driving car by 2030.

Toyota Research Institute (TRI) has announced the hiring of its technical leadership team of scientists and engineers.