Keep Your Teenage Driver Safe With A Redtiger Dash Cam
Getting your driver's license may be a rite of passage, but parents worried about teen driver safety might want to add a high-resolution dash cam, too.
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2026 Audi Q3 Debuts In Europe With Beefy New Looks And A Strange Steering Column-Mounted Setup That Eliminates Traditional Stalks
The third-gen Q3 will also be offered with a plug-in-hybrid powertrain for the first time, at least in Europe.
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Air Traffic Control Deserves Better Than Windows 95 And Floppy Disks, FAA Says
America's air traffic control network runs on decades-old technology, and the acting FAA director wants to replace the whole system.
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An Ominous Gang Of Evil Dancing Robot Dogs Is Your God Now, America
The technocracy is filling your plate with slop, America, and you're licking it clean.
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Stop Adding More Drive Modes And Just Build A Car That Drives Properly In The First Place
As the search for the perfect do-it-all car continues, I implore more automakers to find that balance without the crutch of 15 different drive modes.
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Vantablack Paint Might Have A Legitimate Use Case In Space
Surrey NanoSystems, Vantablack's creator, announced that it's tackling the reflectivity of satellites that threatens ground-based astronomical research.
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Why Mazda's Infotainment System Sparked A Major Lawsuit
Mazda Connect's main problem was the SD Card–based navigation system, which didn't work so well with the onboard software.
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Apple's New Digital ID Won't Replace Your Passport, But You Can Use It To Get Through TSA
The TSA Digital ID rollout on Apple Wallet is the latest step in the wholesale digitalization of government identification.
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Trump Lifts 52-Year Ban On Supersonic Flights With Executive Order
The FAA has an 18-month timeline to set up a permanent standard for "acceptable noise thresholds for takeoff, landing, and en-route supersonic operation."
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Volvo's Latest Seatbelts Customize Their Protection Based On Crash Severity And Occupant Size And Weight
The upcoming EX60's multi-adaptive seatbelts will get better over time thanks to over-the-air updates and crash data that Volvo collects in person.
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What Are Cyber Tires, And Are They Banned In The USA?
Pirelli's Cyber Tire technology offers real-time insight into the status of performance tires, so why is the United States taking steps to restrict them?
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Skip Flight School And Start Capturing Epic Moments With The Ruko U11MINI 4K Drone
Soar past the trickier parts of piloting a drone, and focus on capturing high-quality photos and video.
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Replacing Curbs With New Sidewalk Chargers Promises To Make EV Ownership Even More Convenient
German company Rheinmetall, known for its armored military vehicles, has elegant Level 2 charging boxes designed to slot into the curb itself.
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Lidar Can Permanently Damage Your Phone's Camera
It was the technological equivalent of staring directly into the Sun.
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Does Automatic Start/Stop Actually Improve Fuel Economy?
While some drivers may find automatic start/stop technology annoying in cars, daily drivers in urban settings stand to benefit greatly from the feature.
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Aston Martin Gives The People What They Want: Apple CarPlay On Steroids
Aston Martin is the first automaker to get Apple CarPlay Ultra, which can take over all of your car's screens and adjust vehicle functions like climate control.
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The BYD EV That Charges In Only 5 Minutes Is Actually Real, But There's Just One Problem
BYD's Megawatt chargers really can add 250 miles of range in 5 minutes — all it takes is a 1,000-kW charger and a system designed to safely charge that quickly.
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Waymos Get In Way Fewer Serious Crashes With Cyclists And Pedestrians Than Human Drivers
While you may be skeptical about self-driving car safety, the data seems to disagree.
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2026 Chevrolet Corvette's Redesigned Interior Is Way More User-Friendly But Thankfully Still Strange
The C8 Corvette's most controversial feature has been reworked for 2026, but that's just the start of a big improvement in the cabin.
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How Hard Is It To Flip A Car Like In The Movies? One YouTuber Finds Out
Forget CGI: If we're paying for a theater ticket, we want to see real cars getting blown up. But can you do movie-style stunts on a YouTube budget?
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Call Me A Luddite, But These Modern Features Only Seem To Make Cars Worse
With new innovative technology being implemented in our vehicles, there's bound to be a few hit-and-miss features. Here are some of the worst ones.
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If The US Backpedals On EVs The Auto Industry Is Lost
The EV transition is at a tipping point that there's no stepping back from.
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Watch Chinese EVs Show Off Just How Much Better They Are Than Our Inferior Western EVs
When you look at the best cars China has to offer versus what we have here, it's clear we're behind, as is the rest of the Western world.
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Whiners Rejoice: Hyundai Promises To Keep Buttons In Next-Gen Interiors
Is the age of touchscreen dashboards coming to an end? No, probably not, but maybe we can at least have some more buttons too.
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Honda Is Shipping A Hydrogen Fuel Cell With Lunar Ambitions To The International Space Station
Honda is sending the core of its water electrolysis system to the International Space Station to verify its efficiency and reliability in microgravity.
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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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