The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is over for another year, and it has been a return to the excitement about technical innovation that the event has been famous for pre-pandemic. But CES 2023 has ...

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On a Saturday afternoon in January 2022, a 2018 Dodge Challenger ran through a stop sign in Las Vegas, picked up the pace to a speed of 103 miles per hour and flew through an intersection on a red ...

Almost 20 years ago, a Volkswagen Touareg, now on view at the National Museum of American History, won a competition and led to the “birth moment” of self-driving cars Kelyn Soong - Freelance Writer ...

A Chinese firm has purchased the technology behind a BMW-powered flying car that has been successfully test-flown in Europe. The flying car, known as the AirCar, is a Slovakian-designed two-passenger ...

With $5.3 million in funding and Meta’s former AR boss on its team, AllFocal Optics is looking to revolutionize the screens in car heads-up displays—and it's coming for smart glasses too. New ...

To get their cars to stay in lane or follow traffic by themselves, automakers are adding more sophisticated and pricey sensors and software to their vehicles. But not all of them are pointed at the ...

A young man sitting in an autonomous car. An autonomous vehicle is broadly defined as one equipped with technology that senses the conditions around it, including traffic, pedestrians, and physical ...

Autonomous vehicles without physical controls may be closer to reality. The Trump administration is making moves that would make it easier for autonomous vehicle technology companies like Waymo and ...

Automotive technology has advanced at ludicrous speed, yet modern automobiles still use battery technology that originated in the early 1900s. We should clarify we’re not referring to the battery ...