What was once the sacred domain of automakers is turning into Google's playground. The technology company, a subsidiary of Alphabet, Inc., is integrating its high-definition mapping technology into ...

A Google Street View vehicle led Indiana police on a high-speed chase before slamming into a muddy creek, authorities say. The pursuit began at about 5 p.m. on July 31, when Middletown Police ...

Soon, they’ll be live-streaming map data to your car.

Despite its litany of flaws, I love Android Auto. It makes driving more enjoyable by offering easy access to my music collection and putting important navigation information front and center. However, ...

MIDDLETOWN, Ind. — A Google mapping vehicle led Middletown's police chief on a chase that reached speeds of 120 mph before it crashed into a creek and its driver was arrested. The vehicle — described ...

Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story. Ford recently partnered with Google to map the mostly off-road TransAmerica Trail. The TransAmerica Trail is one of America’s longest off-road routes ...

Volvo and Polestar announced today at CES that they will be the first automakers to introduce Google’s new high-definition mapping technology to their vehicles. Starting with the Polestar 3, the ...

MIDDLETOWN, Ind. (WXIN) — Google Maps Street View could soon feature breakneck snapshots of an in-progress police pursuit after a Florida man, who claimed to work for the mapping tech giant, led ...

Millions of drivers use Google Maps for driving directions, but it can also save parking spots. Both Maps and Waze (a Google company) can store your car's location using satellite technology and help ...

A Google mapping vehicle, driven by a contractor, was involved in a high-speed chase with Middletown, Ind., police. The vehicle reached speeds in excess of 100 mph before crashing through a yard and ...

The cartography car was mapping Indonesia before the accidents. — -- A small Subaru hatchback on a mission to make it easier to navigate the streets of Indonesia ended up causing some traffic ...

Two decades ago, Google co-founder Larry Page had an idea that would forever change the way we navigate the world. "Larry drove down some of these streets with a video camera and handed it to someone ...