The Latest Breaking News on Autonomous Vehicles

Elon Musk is a very busy man. These days, his interests are varied and multi-faceted. He's focused on the AI race, cutting government spending in Washington D.C., advising President Donald Trump on just about everything of import, gaming, posting on his social media platform, space travel, and... whatever that was…

After General Motors pulled the curtains on its Cruise robotaxi division last year, it’s hoping to keep at least one foot in the autonomy game with its Super Cruise advanced driver assistance system (ADAS). Now there are early signs that focusing on consumer applications for autonomy rather than a robotaxi…

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It was standing room only in Mandalay Bay, one of CES’s satellite locations away from the main Las Vegas Convention Center area. I was late, not realizing just how far it was from my hotel, but CES’ takeover of the entire city can make travel daunting. But I should have…

Impressive maximum battery life and hugely bright daylight option. Strap is a little limiting on deep aero seatposts though.

With no one in the driver seat, the SUV pulling up resembles an autonomous robotaxi like those becoming increasingly present in some cities -- but the car from German startup Vay is something else.

Honda offered a glimpse of its future today at CES in Las Vegas with two prototype electric vehicles, the 0 Saloon and 0 SUV. Speaking to media at the show, Honda Senior Managing Executive Officer for Electrification Katsushi Inoue said both are near-production examples that will launch in the first…

U.S. regulators have opening an investigation into 2.6 million Tesla after reports of crashes involving the use of company technology that allows drivers to remotely command their vehicle to return to them, or move to another location, using a phone app

No car company wants to be simply a "car company" anymore. The future—however far-off that may be—is about advanced software, electrification, automated driving systems, flying vehicles, personal mobility devices and more. Nowhere is that more apparent than CES, where promises are big but expectations for reality should be tempered.