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Microsoft has announced Forza Horizon 4 at E3 2018.

Forza Motorsport 7 promises to deliver at least 700 cars.

Toyota is getting access to Microsoft’s connected vehicle patents.

Technology giant Microsoft has joined up with the Renault- Nissan Alliance to develop next-generation automotive technology. 

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

Harman is an industry leader in audio technology. Its products are found in a wide array of applications from home theaters and professional recording studios to, not surprisingly, automobiles.

Volvo has partnered with Microsoft to develop next-generation automotive technologies, things that could change how drivers buy cars and what these vehicles can do for them.

Virtual racers will finally get to enjoy Porsche vehicles in Forza Horizon 2.

Thanks to a partnership with Microsoft, you will soon be able to download software updates for your new Ford wirelessly. 

After a good decade and a half in-vehicle infotainment is still something of a mess. Practically every automaker has taken its own approach to implementing advanced connectivity technology. And just like freshly fallen snowflakes no two solutions are alike.

Ford will reportedly drop Microsoft for its next-generation Sync infotainment software, instead turning to Blackberry’s QNX platform.

The winning design from the Forza Motorsport Honda Civic Si Design Contest will be unveiled at the 2014 Chicago Auto Show.

Contrary to rumors and reports Ford CEO Alan Mulally will not be leaving the American automaker to take over as Microsoft CEO.

Microsoft is looking for a replacement CEO now that Steve Ballmer is on his way out, and current Ford CEO Alan Mulally is at the top of the list of candidates.

The McLaren P1 surprised many E3 show goers this past week, playing an integral part in showing off Microsoft’s next-generation Xbox One and the upcoming Forza Motorsport 5 title.