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Waymo's Crashes Are Largely The Fault Of Us Mere Humans
Waymo reported its vehicles were in 38 crashes between July 2024 and February 2025, and only four were the fault of the driverless taxi.
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California Has Almost 50 Percent More EV Chargers Than Gas Pumps
There are 178,549 public and shared private EV chargers across the state versus about 120,000 gas nozzles
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Weird Gear Shifters Are Ticking Off Customers
Sometimes, automakers can't help but try to reinvent the wheel, and that's exactly what is happening with gear shifters these days.
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Waymo Slapped With 589 Parking Tickets In San Francisco Last Year
Waymo's fleet of over 300 vehicles raked up $65,065 in fines, with the most tickets being given for street cleaning
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BYD Reveals 1,000-kW Charging, Twice As Fast As Tesla's Newest Supercharger
The Han L sedan and Tang L SUV will be the first EVs built on BYD's new platform, and both models will start at $37,330 in China
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Tesla's Alleged Self-Driving Tech Defeated By YouTuber With Cartoon-Style Foam Wall
Elon Musk insists cameras are enough for self-driving cars to be safe, but can a Tesla spot a fake wall fit for the ACME catalog?
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Rivian Adds Hands-Free Highway Driving Assist For Free In New Software Update
The new software works on 135,000 miles of highway right now, and will be expanding further within the next year
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SpaceX Begging Feds To Ground Apple-Funded Rival's Satellites
SpaceX sent a request to the Federal Communications Commission last week to block Globalstar from launching a new Canadian-built 48-satellite constellation
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Sick Of CarPlay Auto-Connecting? Here's How To Shut It Down For Good
Technology is great until it's basically demanding you connect to it all the time — this includes CarPlay. Here's how to disconnect from it forever.
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Driverless Maserati MC20 Hits 197 MPH At Kennedy Space Center
This AI-powered MC20 Cielo broke the previous autonomous top speed record by 20 mph
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How Rain-Sensing Wipers Know It's Raining Before You Do
While cars like the Citroën SM had early versions of this technology, it was Cadillacs in 1996 that came with the first modern rain-sensing wipers
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I Finally Found A Real Use For Hyundai's Smart Park
When another car parked too closely and I had eaten a few too many chicken parm heroes, Smart Park saved the day
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Musk Takes $2.4 Billion Contract From Verizon To Give It To Starlink Instead, Which Definitely Isn't Blatantly Illegal Or Wildly Corrupt In Any Way
Sorry, Verizon, this completely normal and not-at-all ethically-unusual business decision unexpectedly favors Elon Musk.
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Your Tesla Can't See Ghosts, It Just Doesn't Recognize Tomb Stones
Tesla owners think their cars might be seeing ghosts, but it's just flaws with the camera-only systems
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Mercedes Starts Testing Solid State Batteries With Huge Range Gains
It's not just range benefits, though. There are quite a few weight, packaging and efficiency advantages to solid-state batteries.
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3 Things To Know About Dodge's Hurricane Engine, Because Turbos Are Taking Over
Stellantis' new turbocharged inline-6 is smaller and more powerful than the Hemi V8 it replaces
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What Is Overdrive In A Car, And When Should You Use It?
Overdrive is a way to improve fuel economy and drive more efficiently at higher speeds
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What The 'S' On Your Gear Shift Means (And When You Should Be Using It)
The "S" need not stand for Secret: Here's what the extra letter on some automatic transmissions actually means.
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Rideshare App Known As 'Uber With Guns' Launches In LA And New York
The app provides users with a vehicle and armed protection for you and your passengers for a few thousand dollars.
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