In the age of rapid technological advancement, modern cars have evolved into more than just vehicles; they're akin to computers on wheels. With features like automated driver assistance systems, l
Since its introduction in 1955, the Toyota Crown has been an iconic subbrand in Japan, where it is sold in four different body configurations. After a lengthy absence, Toyota returned to the North Ame
Honda, General Motors, and Cruise have joined forces to develop a shared vision for the future, one that includes the launch of a driverless ride service in Japan by early 2026. The partnership, sl
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title="Mercedes Unveils "Drive Pilot": The First SAE Level 3 Certified Mercedes-Benz is preparing the DRIVE PILOT version off to a flying start and becoming the first-ever automaker to develop a certified SAE Level 3 autonomous driving technology in the United States. It
Aurrigo, a company based in the UK, has unveiled its Auto-Shuttle as the designated autonomous vehicle for the Living Lab for Autonomous Electric Vehicles project. In the initial phase, these Auto-
Hey, friends—let's talk cars. Not just any cars, but the ones that can drive themselves. You know, the ones that promise to let you catch up on sleep, Netflix, or both while cruising down th
Cadillac has unveiled the 2025 CT5 at the Detroit Auto Show, and it comes with some exciting updates. The sedan boasts a new, wider grille with chrome and gloss black accents, fresh LED headlights wit
Hey there, road warriors! When we throw around the phrase "technology is a lifesaver," we're not just waxing poetic. Seriously, can we talk about emergency braking systems for a sec? For
The 2025 Cadillac CT5 is here, and it's making waves at the Detroit Auto Show. This facelifted sedan promises sportier styling, an impressive infotainment system, and more. Let's dive into the
In a celebration befitting a 26-year-old icon, Lincoln has introduced the Black Gold Edition of its esteemed Navigator luxury SUV. This special edition is a head-turner, thanks to its striking black-a