Jeremy Laird

Jeremy Laird People just don't 'get' driverless cars but they're going to have to get used to the idea.

Opinion Super HD displays are old news in smartphones and tablets but rejoice for they're finally coming to the PC.

Plans a super-fast charging network that will allow its electric cars to drive the length of the UK with just one 20 minute break.

In Depth It drives autonomously, spots humans with night vision cameras, avoids collisions and massages all four occupants.

Jeremy Laird If we're going to have features like internet and HD nav, can we please have the computing power to go with it?

In Depth The stunning 4C is Alfa Romeo's attempt to reinvent the supercar for this energy-conscious age.

In Depth Land Rover plans to bring self-driving, gesture-controlled, super-smart SUVs to market inside 10 years.

In Depth Smartphone on wheels - that's the sales pitch for the new limited edition Vauxhall Adam White.

Jeremy Laird The world may need an alternative to oil when it comes to fuelling cars. But hydrogen is a silly idea.

Jeremy Laird Forget 0-60mph acceleration times, this thing does 60 frames per second all the time.

Analysis Microsoft latest graphics API could revolutionise PC performance - and make AMD's Mantle tech redundant.

Jeremy Laird The latest Mini may look familiar but it's all new from the ground up and packs unprecedented levels of tech.

Jeremy Laird With Google Maps, Google Glass and driverless cars, Google is miles ahead already.

Electric car maker Tesla's plans for a huge new lithium battery factory promises to cut the cost of electric cars.

Jeremy Laird The full Windows-based tablet convertible is a concept that doesn't get nearly enough cred.

Jeremy Laird Last year we crowned BMW's i3 the best electric car. Just a few months later that crown is under threat.

Jeremy Laird For a device that's supposed to be dead, the PC sure does seem to be innovating.

Jeremy Laird All this range-anxiety and fast-charging-network guff is completely missing the point.

Jeremy Laird A million fewer deaths a year is just one reason why driverless cars will make the world a better place.

In Depth Toyota is planning to take hydrogen cars into the mainstream. But is the world ready for hydrogen fuel cells? And even if it is, will they live up to the low-carbon hype?