The use of self-driving cars in the U.S. is limited as of now, with just a few companies like Cruise and Waymo offering the product. In addition, "public trust in autonomous vehicles is essential ...

Is the software that powers these driverless cars vulnerable to hacks? Here’s an infographic from auto parts retailer CJ Pony Parts that weighs both the pros and cons of having self-driving cars on ...

“Fetch” is a service company that gets their driverless cars to clients via remote controls. Yes, they’re officially on England’s roads, and yes, their sanctioned system is making big waves in our two ...

"The person who is living in an apartment and driving 20 miles a day that means 14 days they need to go charge their car," said Sabol. It's easy to go drive 10 miles to charge. You're good to go.

Issues that PC users are all too familiar with can crop up in cars. It might be a touchscreen that goes blank and is inoperable while driving, glitchy operation of certain controls, or advanced ...

It’s one of the most common questions we hear when cornered for car advice at a dinner party ... This is especially true in city driving, where the engine is often completely off in slower ...

The Sierra EV achieves its long driving range by using one of the biggest ... The huge battery alone weighs more than some cars, and the truck itself weighs just shy of 9,000 pounds.