A Tesla Drove Across The US Without Human Influence In Record Time
A Tesla electric vehicle managed to drive itself completely autonomously all the way from California to New York in a time that broke records.
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Is Wireless Apple CarPlay Finally Reliable In 2026?
Apple CarPlay may be one of the dominant car software platforms around, but its wireless functionality has always been spotty, even years after release.
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One Of The Biggest US Cities Is Installing Automatic Speed Cameras With Hefty Fines
Many cities across the U.S. are installing speed cameras to reduce excessive speeding. This major city will record violations to issue steep penalties.
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Your Car Tires Might Have RFID Tracking Tags - Here's Why That's Important
It's unlikely that these tags could be used to track your location in any meaningful way, but they still have lots of uses that are changing the tire industry.
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Turn Your Car's Infotainment Center Into A Smart TV With This $60 USB Gadget
Just hook it up to your CarPlay port and connect to a power supply, then plug in a Fire TV Stick. You'll be streaming on your dashboard in no time.
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This Cool $29 Amazon Gadget Can Help Keep Your Car Clean
Even the cleanest cars will accumulate dirt and debris over time, and this handy and inexpensive Amazon gadget is ideal for tackling just that.
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The Simple Trick To Get More Range Out Of Your Car Key
It's easy to forget where you parked your vehicle in a crowded parking lot, and if your key fob is out of range, try this simple trick.
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A Waymo Driverless Car Hit A Child, And Now The NHTSA Is Involved
A Waymo driverless car recently struck a child in an unfortunate incident, prompting an official investigation into the matter by the NHTSA.
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The 4 Cheapest Ways To Turn Your Car Into A Smart Car
If you've been eyeing the slick technology upgrades in newer cars, don't forget that you can smarten up your old car with a few DIY accessories on the cheap.
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The Top 5 Car Brands People Bought The Most In 2025
The automotive industry struggled with skyrocketing costs in 2025, but that didn't stop consumers from picking up their favorite brands at the dealership.
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Why Car Headlights Changed From A Warm Yellow To A Blinding White
Headlights aren't just brighter nowadays, they're also bluer. Here's why they look so blindingly white light lately, and why it might not be such a bad thing.
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12 Of The Least Reliable EVs For 2026 According To Consumer Reports
If you're looking to buy an EV in 2026, be warned: A handful of models on the market have reliability issues you should consider before biting the bullet.
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You Can Remote Start Your Car With Your iPhone - Here's How
For those who drive a relatively modern vehicle, you can remote start your car using your iPhone, and it's a fairly straightforward process.
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6 Cheap Electric Vehicles Actually Worth Buying, According To Consumer Reports
Prices of electric vehicles are coming down, and the used market is expanding, but EVs still tend to cost more than gas vehicles, unless you know where to look.
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Why There's Simply No Need For Physical Car Keys Anymore
Growing adoption of industry standards related to digital wallet technologies may soon make the need for physical car keys a thing of the past.
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4 Gadgets That Can Make Your Tesla Feel Brand New
For anyone with a Tesla that feels a little dated, check out this rundown of modern gadgets designed to inject some new life into that older Tesla.
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5 Emergency Gadgets That You Should Always Keep In Your Car
Irrespective of how frequently you drive, here are a few gadgets that you must have in your vehicle to help protect you in case of an emergency.
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5 DIY Tools Every EV Owner Should Have
Maintaining an electric vehicle may seem easier than caring for a traditional model. However, you can still run into trouble without the proper tools.
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Here's What The Shark Fin On The Top Of Your Car Actually Does
Whatever happened to those whip-style antennas that cars used to have? And is the new shark fin style actually better?
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The Reason Why Apple CarPlay Is Actually Worse For Your Phone
Apple CarPlay is a great way to use many iPhone apps hands‑free while driving, but relying on it long‑term can have serious consequences for your phone.
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The 7 Most Reliable Electric Vehicle Brands, According To Consumer Reports
Electric vehicles tend to have lower maintenance and operating costs compared to internal combustion, but the new segment is still catching up on reliability.
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Waymo Still Thinks It Can Make Your Streets Safer After Recent Troubling Incidents
Waymo’s driverless cars have faced high-profile mishaps, prompting questions about whether autonomous vehicles are truly making city streets safer.
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Tesla's Robotaxis No Longer Have Safety Drivers In This US City
Tesla's Robotaxis are seemingly making headway in terms of fully autonomous taxi service in at least one U.S. city. Which metro area is getting the rollout?
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Some New Cars Are Finally Adding Buttons Again - Here's Why
The inclusion of physical switches, buttons, and knobs in vehicle cabins is seeing a rekindling of interest as safety concerns tied to digital screens persist.
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The Easiest Way To Find Your Parked Car Using An iPhone
You no longer have to worry about remembering where you parked your car. If you have an iPhone, you can use it to help you find your car's location.
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One Of The Cheapest EVs You Can Buy In 2026 Is Being Discontinued
If you're in the market for an entry-level EV, you're probably considering buying the most affordable one. However, the cheapest EV in 2026 is being phased out.
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Once You See Audi's Matrix Headlights In Action, Regular Beams Feel Broken
Audi is turning headlights into something more like a smart display. The tech is impressive, but for people in the U.S., there's still a roadblock.
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