10 biggest moments in computing history By Deanna Isaacs Silicon Week The further we go down the computing rabbit hole, the more we look back to see where we've come from.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles wants you to hack its vehicles By Deanna Isaacs Fiat-Chrysler starts program via Bugcrowd to allow hackers to find security vulnerabilities in its vehicle programs.
Is Tesla Autopilot responsible for another driving incident? By Deanna Isaacs A driver using Auto Pilot along remote Montana roads reported the vehicle veered off the road and hit wooden bollards.
Faraday Future enters into Formula E racing By Deanna Isaacs During Season three and four of Formula E, Faraday future will be the lead partner and sponsor for Dragon Racing team.
Rockstar collaboration to deliver BMW fully-autonomous vehicle By Deanna Isaacs BMW has partnered with Intel and Mobileye to produce fully autonomous vehicle by 2021.
Volkswagon settles 'dieselgate' with US government for a staggering amount By Deanna Isaacs The $14.7 billion settlement allows for vehicle buybacks, modifications to road-borne diesel VWs, and provides payments to VW owners.
Tesla's rival approved for public testing of its self-driving car By Deanna Isaacs Faraday Future is the latest organization approved to test autonomous cars on the public roads of California.
Ex-Apple employees made a backup camera that's plug and play By Deanna Isaacs Former Apple employees turn their gaze toward the 1.2 billion older cars without back up cameras with a wire-free solution
BMW and Mini's vision for the 'ultimate driving machine' of tomorrow has AI By Deanna Isaacs BMW offers a preview of a driver's ultimate driving machine in an autonomous future.
Meet Olli: the 3D-printed autonomous bus of the future By Deanna Isaacs 3D-printed vehicle manufacturer Local Motors unveiled its autonomous bus of tomorrow, named Olli.
Rolls-Royce's self-driving concept car gives new meaning to land yacht By Deanna Isaacs Rolls-Royce ups the ante on luxury with its concept for the next 100 years of mobility
BMW electrifies LAPD fleet with 100 i3 EVs By Deanna Isaacs LAPD and BMW signed a contract for vehicles, maintenance, and EV infrastructure to the tune of $2.9 million.
Tesla Model S gets more affordable with 60 kWh battery By Deanna Isaacs Tesla's new Model S 60 is its most affordable EV until the Model 3 arrives
Tesla wants to share your Autopilot data with the government By Deanna Isaacs Tesla wants to share data from more than 700 million miles accrued during Autopilot program useage.
Tesla Model 3 buyers will have to pay for Supercharger access By Deanna Isaacs Tesla will not offer free, unlimited access to Supercharger network to Model 3 buyers to keep costs down
Apple is reportedly charging toward an electric vehicle future By Deanna Isaacs Expansion in EV engineering employees and contact with charging manufacturers lead experts to believe Apple EV is on the way
This new parking sensor will save your rear end By Deanna Isaacs FenSens adds parking sensors to your older vehicles
Tesla Autopilot has essentially driven to Mercury and back By Deanna Isaacs Tesla beats out Google's self-driving car with more miles driven using AutoPilot
GMC makes towing easier with – what else? – more cameras By Deanna Isaacs A new trailer camera accessory allows GMC Sierra drivers to tow safely and with improved visibility.
GM to compensate CUV buyers for misstated fuel economy By Deanna Isaacs GM is re-stating its mpg data after internal review found errors, plans for compensating owners of certain GM crossovers already in the works.
Google's whacky fly trap patent aims to protect pedestrians By Deanna Isaacs Google received a patent for a sticky vehicular surface aimed at decreasing injuries during pedestrian-vehicle collisions.
Here's why Teslas make terrible police cars By Deanna Isaacs Nearly a year into testing, the LAPD speaks about how their Tesla Model S P85D test mules work as a cop cars.
