California Is Giving Incentives For Apartments To Install EV Chargers
Up to $8,500 is available to building owners for every Level 2 charger they install, and up to $2,000 for Level 1 chargers.
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5 Useful Ways To Use The Upfitter Switches In Your Ford Truck
Ford trucks come with "upfitter" switches that let you control add-on accessories with the flick of a finger. Here are five especially helpful ways to use them.
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General Motors' OnStar 'Crisis Mode' Facilitated The Rescue Of Multiple Stranded Drivers During Texas Floods
GM's OnStar services directly supported a dozen successful rescue operations in the recent floods, and it answered over 4,000 crisis calls in total.
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Why Automakers Are Taking Gigacasting Seriously (And No, Tesla Didn't Invent It)
Gigacasting could seriously change the automaking industry and the affordability of EVs. Here's why Tesla and other brands are pursuing the technology.
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Cost, Privacy, And Security Concerns Turn Customers Away From Subscription Services
In 2024, 86% of people surveyed said they'd pay for connected services, but that number dropped significantly to 68% in 2025.
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The Jet Electra 007 Was A Past Vision Of An Electric Future
This Jet Industries electric conversion of a Dodge Omni 024 is going up for sale through Mecum Auctions.
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Space Force's Next Spaceplane Mission Will Test Navigation Without GPS Using Quantum Sensors
With competition for presence in and around the Moon heating up between the U.S. and China, this kind of system could be a critical capability.
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Here's How High Speeds Affect EV Range
Car and Driver conducted a test to determine how exactly highway speeds affect EV range, and there's a significant impact on range the faster you drive.
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What Made Ford's Y-Block Engine So Unique, And So Short Lived
Ford's Y-Block engine was unusual in more than just its shape. It was Ford's attempt at keeping up with the competition, but it was doomed to a brief lifespan.
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Watch This Chinese Humanoid Robot Change Its Own Battery And Try Not To Get Creeped Out
There's no question that a robot changing its own battery resolves the down-time issues that will arise as android workers become more prevalent.
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MG Debuts Cheap Electric Hatchback With Semi-Solid-State Batteries
The second-gen MG4 will start at just $11,000 when it goes on sale in China this summer.
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SpaceX Whines To The Feds About Another Company Flooding Orbit With Satellites
In fairness, SpaceX may have a point. AST SpaceMobile's proposed satellites are the size of a tennis court and would be visible to the naked eye from the ground
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BMW Wants You To Use Its Fancy New Infotainment, Not Apple CarPlay Ultra
BMW's iDrive X looks to be a major departure from what we've seen in BMWs of the past, and we can't tell how CarPlay Ultra would even fit into this setup.
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How Google Street View Captures The World
Google Street View's coverage boasts 12 million miles across 110 countries, and the company is taking new pictures of those miles all the time.
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Stellantis Stops Trying To Make Hydrogen Happen Because It's Too Niche
Stellantis was set to start making hydrogen commercial vans this year, but now it will discontinue not just the vans, but hydrogen development altogether.
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These Are The Worst Things About Modern Cars
Huge screens, huge wheels, huge acceleration... We asked for your dislikes about modern cars, and you didn't hold back.
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Why Are Automakers Getting Rid Of Dedicated Fog Lights?
More and more automakers are removing dedicated fog lights from their vehicles, prompting drivers to utilize their normal headlights when there's fog.
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Ships Could Start Going Nuclear Again
As countries around the world try to tamp down emissions (well, some of them, anyway), a major target for improvement is the shipping industry.
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Jet Engine Cars Have Always Sounded Cool But Been An Incredibly Bad Idea
The notion of putting jet engines in cars in one that won't go away.
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What Does NASCAR Do With All Those Used Tires After A Race?
NASCAR goes through hundreds of thousands of tires even during practice races. You won't believe what the teams do with those tires when they're done with them.
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Why Does Cadillac's Northstar Engine Get Such A Bad Rap?
The Cadillac Northstar V8 has a a pretty negative reputation. It's easy to point at one thing that diminished its reputation, but it is more complicated.
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Yes, Some Tractor Tires Really Are Filled With Beet Juice: Here's Why
Out in the fields, farmers are consuming beet juice by the gallon, but they're not guzzling it — they're putting it in the tires of their tractors.
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Hyundai Turned An Ioniq 9 Into A Mobile Seed Bomb Drone Station
The Seed Ball Drone Station will drive into forests that have just suffered a wildfire and then deploy drones to reseed hard to access areas.
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This Is The Oldest Engine Still Being Produced Today
Determining which engine still in production is currently the oldest is no easy fact to discover because of the wide variety of engines. But we figured it out.
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Here's What Might Be Causing Oil In Your Engine Air Filter
Every once in a while drivers might find oil in their engine's air filter, which is typically not where oil should be found. Here's the common culprit.
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Can A Car Battery Be Charged Without Disconnecting It First?
Charging your car's battery needn't be complicated, but it's worth checking the details first.
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In Its First Year, Rubin Observatory Will Gather More Space Data Than All Other Telescopes In History Combined
In just its first ten hours of activity, a single new observatory discovered 2,104 asteroids, or 10% of the entire astronomical community's annual job.
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