College Engineers Took a Cadillac EV and Rewired It for the Future. Georgia Tech Won
For four years, teams of college students have been doing something that most automakers spend billions to attempt: building a smarter, more connected electric
For four years, teams of college students have been doing something that most automakers spend billions to attempt: building a smarter, more connected electric
Uber has nearly doubled its self-funded insurance reserves since 2023, accumulating $12.5 billion that a consumer advocacy group says the company intends to redirect toward
On Tuesday, Los Angeles surrendered one of its most mythologized pieces of asphalt to a German automaker with something to prove. The 6th Street Bridge
Volvo’s new EX60 promises up to 400 miles on a charge and targets a segment dominated by Tesla and Ford — at a starting price
At this year’s Google I/O, the future of the automobile sounded less like a machine and more like a companion. No more clipped voice commands.
Tesla quietly raised prices on several Model Y variants last week, the first such increases in roughly two years, a move that analysts and industry
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Toyota’s new San Antonio assembly line — code-named Project Orca — reflects a calculated bet on America’s shifting appetite for fuel-efficient vehicles amid surging gas
The VW bus is back and this time with a mattress. Volkswagen’s ID. Buzz returns for 2027 after a year off the American market, loaded
TORRANCE, Calif. — Honda made a forceful case Wednesday that the hybrid engine, not the battery-electric vehicle, will define the near future of American driving