Articles by Tuan Huynh

BMW and Microsoft partner up for Google Now-like functions

By Tuan Huynh published 31 March 16

build 2016 BMW wants to take over your digital life using a Microsoft Azure-based service

Quick take: BMW gesture control

By Tuan Huynh published 30 March 16

BMW wants drivers and passengers to control basic infotainment features using hand motions – techradar tests it out.

Here are the cars to see at the 2016 New York Auto Show

By Tuan Huynh published 25 March 16

From hybrids to Godzilla, there's a new car debut for everyone

Kia Sportage SX Turbo review

By Tuan Huynh published 16 March 16

Crossover utility vehicles are the new hotness, but does Kia's latest have what it takes in a sea of tough competition?

Ford goes camera crazy, adds 7 to new F-series Super Duty truck

By Tuan Huynh published 16 March 16

Your 360-degree camera system is basic compared to Ford's big haul.

Want a Lyft? GM puts rental cars back to work

By Tuan Huynh published 15 March 16

GM converts former rental cars into affordable Lyft-approved automobiles. Genius.

Jeep's gone bonkers with amazing concepts for its 75th birthday

By Tuan Huynh published 11 March 16

Jeep turns your crazy wheeler dreams into reality with toys built for the 50th Annual Easter Jeep Safari.

Can a self-driving car handle winter? Snooooo problem!

By Tuan Huynh published 10 March 16

Ford outlines how it plans to take on mother nature with its Fusion Hybrid autonomous cars

BMW celebrates 100 years by birthing a futurist concept

By Tuan Huynh published 7 March 16

BMW celebrates its 100th birthday with a sweet new concept car that keeps the brand as the cool grandpa.

5 must-see cars from the Geneva Auto Show

By Tuan Huynh published 1 March 16

gallery The Geneva Auto Show is where European automakers debut the latest and greatest new cars. Some will reach the US, others are just drool-worthy.

Nissan Leaf's go 3G because AT&T will kill 2G this year

By Tuan Huynh published 29 February 16

AT&T shuts off its 2G network at the end of the year, so Nissan upgrades to 3G for Leaf remote services

Yes, you can game in the back of a BMW 7-series

By Tuan Huynh published 26 February 16

BMW dresses up the rear-seat experience and techradar raises the geek factor to test it out.

The Nissan Leaf is hackable. Here is what owners need to know

By Tuan Huynh published 25 February 16

Nissan failed to secure its NissanConnect EV app, allowing malicious hackers to gain remote access to vital car features.

Audi TT review

By Tuan Huynh published 24 February 16

Audi's TT is a thrilling sport coupe with awesome infotainment and perfect interior – if only it supported your phone better.

Volvo prepares to say goodbye to physical car keys

By Tuan Huynh published 19 February 16

mwc2016 Volvo wants to sell cars in 2017 without physical keys, relying on an app and leaving valet drivers confused instead.

Clarion's all-digital stereo targets audiophiles and smartphone users alike

By Tuan Huynh published 17 February 16

Clarion's new car audio system works with your smartphone or tablet.

See the big cars from the Chicago Auto Show

By Tuan Huynh published 12 February 16

The Chicago Auto Show is the chill, cooler little brother of the other auto shows.

Nissan's Winter Warrior concept cars look more like snow tanks

By Tuan Huynh published 11 February 16

Nissan's Chicago Auto Show presence is all about trucks and utility vehicles for the off-roaders.

Kia's Niro crossover looks like any other, but gets 50 mpg

By Tuan Huynh published 11 February 16

After many months of sketch-teasing, the production Niro finally arrives in the windy city.

Tesla Model 3, the most 'affordable' yet, will be unveiled on March 31

By Tuan Huynh published 10 February 16

Tesla's earning report reveals more details about its most affordable EV yet, the Tesla Model 3.

Acura ILX review

By Tuan Huynh published 10 February 16

Acura slaps a suit and tie on a Civic to make the ILX, but is it enough to sway the savvy masses?

Google's self-driving car is 'the driver' in the eyes of the US government

By Tuan Huynh published 10 February 16

Shift over to the passenger seat - Google's self-driving car redefines who's 'the driver.'

Scion is toast, Toyota bids the auto brand farewell

By Tuan Huynh published 3 February 16

Toyota puts a stop to Scion, so how long before the xB becomes a classic car?

Hyundai Elantra review

By Tuan Huynh published 2 February 16

Hyundai's best seller gets better and more refined, with new driver assist tech and a sharper look.

Jaguar Land Rover's self-driving car research takes an ironic twist

By Tuan Huynh published 1 February 16

Jaguar Land Rover wants self-driving cars to drive less like robots and more like humans.