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Electric vehicles are doing well in Europe, but their dominance over PHEVs may soon draw to a close.
Should you be in Toronto having a few with the TTAC Zaibatsu, and you need a lift home, Uber’s Uber Safe program might be what you need.
Ten-speed transmissions not enough? Ford is turning it up to 11 with an 11-speed automatic waiting in the wings.
Transportation network companies Lyft and Uber are lobbying the Texas Legislature to enact legislation that would help TNCs better operate in the state.
Though one can now connect their smartphones and iPods to their vehicle’s infotainment systems, consumers still go gaga for AM/FM radio.
Nissan announced Tuesday that it will make automatic braking standard on all of its mass-market models in its home market of Japan.
You can order a lot things from Amazon, including books, CDs and giant drums of lubricant. If you’re in Japan, though, you can also order a BMW i3.
Locking the doors may not be enough to deter would-be thieves now, thanks to wireless technology.
A new option available to the Toyota Auris today, the automaker debuted the second turbocharged piece of its new engine family.
Over a year after Homeland Security passed on building a national license-plate reader database, the department is once again interested.
When Toyota and Lexus reveal their respective crossovers at the 2015 New York Auto Show, both will come with low-cost automated braking safety packages.
While use of red-light and speed cameras are on the wane, support for automated enforcement depends upon where and who the constituent is.
According to a study, Millennials not only prefer to shop for cars via mobile devices, but also at the dealership.
Tesla hasn’t had the best time in China as of late, a situation the automaker is looking to remedy as quickly as possible.
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