Leon Poultney

Google Gemini promises more natural interaction with Android Auto infotainment systems and it's coming sooner than you think.

Tougher rules on advanced driver assistance systems could see a reduction in overbearing alerts and interruptions when behind the wheel.

An integrated, AI-powered head-up display propels Shoei's latest lid into the future and could help reduce rider distractions.

Cab drivers beware, robotaxis are on the rise, as three major players announce massive expansion plans.

The Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric is officially going to be the "most powerful production Porsche of all time".

Split-screen OLEDs and home cinema-quality displays are coming to cars of the future.

Peugeot says it is moving towards steer-by-wire technology in the coming years, completely changing the way it approaches car interiors.

Google Maps users in the US now get nav features that were once reserved only for Tesla owners.

With big 'I, Robot' energy, Audi's latest Concept C could well be the first truly desirable electric sports car.

Extensive tests showed the Volkswagen ID 3 retained well in excess of 90% battery capacity after four years of hard driving.

The trial is the only one of its kind operating on public roads and could pave the way for a wider adoption of wireless EV charging on the move.

Musk claims Full Self-Driving will soon allow texting when at the wheel, but fails to explain how that will be legal.

Improved radar detection and connected services make this one of the most versatile dash cams around.

Scooters look like the next big EV battleground, as big names turn to small capacity to drum up sales – here are all the highlights from EICMA 2025.

Toyota's fuel cell stack not only delivers mammoth, terrain-tackling power, it also provides water for off-grid washing.

BMW's upcoming iX3 "Neue Klasse" gets the green light for Level 2 autonomous driving systems, paving the way for more in the future.

The world's largest Japanese automakers let their imaginations run wild at this year's Japan Mobility Show – these were the biggest announcements.

Nissan says it has made major leaps in solid-state battery chemistries, hinting that we could see cars with the tech in the coming years.

Even vehicles with over 100,000 miles on the clock lose very little of their original battery capacity, study says.

Nike’s latest release is a robotic running shoe that promises to boost walking speeds. Yes, really...

An extendable solar roof can add useable mileage to Nissan's diminutive EV and the tech is going into production.

This modular e-bike wants to disrupt micro-mobility with its clever design, removable battery and surprisingly reasonable price tag.

Volvo has launched a new offer for EV buyers that gives them a year's worth of free home charging – but it's only available in Sweden, for now.