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Audi has one eye keenly fixed on the future of mobility, and that means moving beyond building cars to become a leading technology company.

Chinese automaker Geely has officially introduced its new brand, Lynk & Co.

Magellan is best known for its navigation systems, but the tech company’s latest gadget will provide access to connected-car features like Bluetooth and music streaming to cheaper vehicles.

The next generation of vehicular infotainment technology is here. Hyundai has become the first OEM to launch Android Auto, an exciting new computing system that puts the power of Google right in your vehicle’s dashboard.

For millennia man has tried to see into the future.

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.

Where is in-car connectivity going in the future? A group of high-level industry experts weighed in on this pressing question yesterday at Telematics Update Detroit.

Audi announced today that its in-car 4G LTE service will be offered at two price points.

General Motors is making a push to modernize its OnStar concierge service starting with handful of 2015 model year vehicles this summer.

Model S owners will soon have access to improved connectivity features lending greater flexibility to their cars.

Do social media references and new tech features translate into products that appeal to young car buyers? Nissan hopes so.

And the technology train is not about to stop anytime soon. Germany’s BMW is now working with Korea’s Hyundai, along with some tech companies to bring you the future of in-car networking solutions.

According to research, one in every two smart phone owners, utilizes their device as a shopping tool. In an attempt to get in on the action, GMC has now added a shopping App, which allows consumers to search its range of vehicles via their phones, accessing photos, videos, specifications as well as pricing, dealer quotes, comparison with competitors and even scheduling test drives.