BMW continues to build on its aggressive strategy to be a leader driving the future of urban mobility, most recently earning the Global Company of the Year Award from the worldwide research company, Frost & Sullivan.
A new lifestyle website promoting the Fiat 500e was developed to lure potential consumers to the all-electric car. But you wonder - are their some other real connections beyond cars being made through the site?
While overshadowed by the death of Aston Martin driver Allan Simonsen, Audi posted its second win in the 24 Hours of Lemans with the Audi R18 e-tron Quattro, which Audi officials say will benefit consumers in the future.
Bills seeking to make Tesla’s consumer sales methods illegal have been set aside in the New York State Assembly. But the battle between New York State dealers and the electric car company aren’t likely to die soon.
A recent report by CNN that shows criminals using a remote device to break into cars has both police and automakers stumped as concerns grow about the vulnerability of today’s high-tech car systems to would-be thieves.
Audi has received the Best Navigation Solution or Product Award at the Annual Telematics Update Awards for its nav system that uses Google Street View. But with so much other technology on the horizon how long will it remain relevant?
After more than four years of research, a joint testing project involving BMW and several other automakers highlights the safety benefits of car-to-car communication. Now, it’s just a matter of which company will implement it first.
“Grey’s Anatomy” star Patrick Dempsey returns to the 24 Hours of Le Mans for the second time behind the wheel of a Porsche 911 GT3 RSR, joining the most successful car manufacture in the history of the endurance race.
Toyota will take to Twitter to help generate a buzz for the new Auris gasoline electric-hybrid vehicle. But could the carmaker also be establishing a framework for social media to play a major role in the design of future cars?
The Viper will return to 24 Hours of Le Mans this weekend after nearly a 13 year hiatus as a factory-backed race car, which has already given the SRT Motorsports brand a major win in the world of racing.
The recent boost in sales incentives for electric vehicles could be another sign of the challenge automakers face to meet future U.S. emission standards, which could lead to even more trouble down the road.
A new Consumer News study reveals that nearly one–third of potential car buyers surveyed say they are likely to consider a diesel as their next vehicle. But is their perception of the advantages of the alternative powertrain off base?
Ford has announced that the MyTouch system featured in the new F-150 with more traditional buttons and knobs will be integrated into more vehicles. But will it be enough to please the critics of the carmaker’s infotainment system?
A new research initiative with Audi and MIT not only seeks to address some of the stress associated with driving, but it could also held drive some of the future design elements of Audi vehicles.
Hyundai continues to maintain that it is committed to fuel cell vehicles in Korea. But it appears that the automaker might be coming to grips with a different reality in the U.S. due to the limited infrastructure.
Audi has announced that pricing for its new high-performance SQ5 will start at $51,900, more than $8,000 over the standard 3.0-liter V6. But will the additional 82 horses be worth the extra cash?
Ford's use of high-tech robots for extreme road testing could prove to give the carmaker even more clout when it comes to "Built Ford Tough." But plans for the future use of the technology might surprise you even more.
A new motorcycle helmet developed by a start-up company in Moscow could completely change the experience for bikers on the road. However, it might be the company's use of augmented reality technology that's most intriguing.
Toyota topped the Global Green Brands list for the third year in a row led by the popularity of the Pruis. But Nissan was the top riser on the list shooting up 16 places to number 7.
Legislation being considered in New Jersey that would allow police officers to check a driver’s cell phone at the scene of an accident is coming under from the ACLU. But will it prompt others to seek similar measures in other states for distracted driving?
Hoping to make the Volt more enticing, Chevrolet has decided to boost cash incentives on the electric-hybrid to compete with deals being offered on the Nissan Leaf. But could it all help to drive the price point of future EV sales?
Ford is showcasing a one-of-a-kind Ford Mustang at the Electronic Arts Expo to be featured in the 2014 “Need for Speed” film. Still, whether the new high-stakes film can live up to the thrill of past movies featuring the Mustang remains to be seen.
GM and BMW’s joint testing for DC “Combo” Fast Charge technology could prove as beneficial to the overall electric vehicle market as it will for the two automakers.
Debate over whether electric vehicle and hybrid owners should be charged an annual fee for road repair is growing with Arizona, Indiana and New Jersey now considering similar legislation.
Alfa Romeo will return to the US market later this year with the launch of the 4C sports car. But will the 103-year-old performance brand be able to find new appeal for the brand in the states?
A new study commissioned by Covisint indicates that overall connectivity is becoming the key factor when purchasing a vehicle rather than just another feature of the vehicle. Topping the list is the ability to bring transportation software info into a car.
A new prototyping process used by Chevrolet was instrumental in a number of new design and engineering enhancements on the Malibu for 2014. But could the technology have even more far reaching benefits in the future for automakers and consumers alike?
A Californian’s plan to expand a service that provides subscribers with the locations of DUI checkpoints and police speed traps will likely win over more than a few drivers. But how will others respond to the social media service?
Priced at under $50,000, the all new Chevrolet SS performance sedan will come equipped with a 415 horsepower V8 with 415 lb-ft. of torque and a number of standard technology features. But will it appeal to fans of the Impala SS?
A new tech service now offered by Audi called INRIX Park Service makes it easier for Audi owners to locate off-street parking spaces – with more carmakers likely to add the system down the road.
With news that GM will now offer its remote start app service as a standard feature on its OnStar equipped models, the competition for other carmakers to appeal to tech-oriented consumers gets a little tougher.
News of Cadillac posting its best year-to-date sales numbers since 1976 is indication that the appeal of the luxury brand is continuing to gain momentum. But does it have the same clout as marquees like Mercedes-Benz and Lexus?
Infiniti president Johan de Nysschen said he will focus the luxury carmaker’s resources on more practical models rather than high-concept vehicles developed in the vein of the Emerg-E Hybrid.
