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According to a survey, the ultimate fantasy car is a congestion charge dodging super-wagon

Motional, the self-driving technology company formed by Hyundai and automotive supplier Aptiv in a $4 billion deal last August, is about to go driverless with its prototypes.

The affected vehicles include Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC SUVs and pickups built between model years 2007 and 2014. GM had said the recall isn’t necessary.

Nissan appears to be exploring electric-truck possibilities, too. Karma calls foul on Lordstown. And the Mustang Mach-E electric SUV gets EPA range ratings. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. 

The ubiquitous Toyota Crown name will live on as an SUV.

The new McLaren Artura will replace the 570S and will be powered by a twin-turbo petrol-hybrid V6 engine

California’s curfew deems manufacturing essential, unlike the last lockdown, allowing the electric carmaker to keep operating.

You may have heard of autopilot, a feature used for decades in aircraft. As it relates to cars, autopilot’s history includes brief reported circulation in the 1950s as a term for conventional cruise control. Today, such queries undoubtedly refer to Autopilot, a branded feature from Tesla that combines lane-centering steering […]

Karma Automotive is suing Lordstown Motors, alleging the Ohio-based electric-truck firm stole trade secrets and poached employees involved in the development of infotainment tech.

Toyota Camry saloon revised with a few styling and technology tweaks – chief among which is a new nine-inch touchscreen