#LasVegas

Las Vegas is hosting a short pilot program for self-driving shuttles that will run a route along Fremont Street between Las Vegas Boulevard and Eighth Street.

Audi has officially become the first automaker to launch vehicle-to-infrastructure technology in the U.S.

Nevada lawmakers have approved a $335-million incentive package to help ensure Faraday Future builds its plant in Las Vegas.

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The 2014 SEMA Show packed up and left Las Vegas last night, but there’s still plenty to look at.

A custom exhaust or the ability to outrun a stock supercar can draw attention to your car, but only if it’s running.

The SEMA Show is a ludicrous mix of vehicles modified to the moon and back again that draws thousands of people every year. Manufacturers pay absurdly high fees to host displays mostly filled with versions of their car that a third party modifies.

Japanese tuner Liberty Walk brought a show-stopper to SEMA this year.

The folks at Blood Type Racing may not have heard the news about the discontinuation of the 2.0T Genesis Coupe, as they’ve taken the turbo-four and tuned it up to 800 horsepower.