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In a cartoon-inspired crash test, this car crashed into a wall...because a photo of the road was printed on it ...

Powerful computers in a car equipped with L2+ control can follow a mapped route, make lane changes, and moderate speed in traffic. L2+ keeps the burden of liability with the driver but gives at ...

Car giant Stellantis – which owns Citroen, Peugeot and Vauxhall - has revealed its new automated driving technology is ready for deployment across its new models. Stellantis' STLA AutoDrive ...

For Tesla, “the key is whether its computing power training and other things can be localized in China,” said Cui Dongshu, secretary general of the China Passenger Car Association.

Recent research indicates that over half of adults aged 70 and above who still drive are worried about the day they can no longer do so, with two-thirds determined not to depend on others for ...

In the future, cars won’t only drive autonomously: Using software and artificial intelligence, their makers will give them distinct driving styles.

1.2 million EVs were sold worldwide last month, mostly in China About three-quarters of the 1.2 million EVs and hybrids sold worldwide in February were delivered in China, according to Rho Motion.

The Management Plan shows a product strategy for the Indian car market, which includes “rapid development and introduction of entry segment products that meet the preferences of entry-model ...

Jason Statham is no stranger to over-the-top action movies with Fast & Furious, but he made a more ridiculous car movie ...

the Alef Flying Car. Yes, it is a real-life flying car, not a CGI concept or an AI-generated fantasy. If everything goes according to plan, production could start as soon as late 2025 or early 2026.