Hyundai Fire Concerns Spark Elantra Recall

» Posted February 7, 2020 • Resources

Hyundai is recalling some 400,000 Elantra vehicles over an antilock braking system issue that could cause a module to go up in flames. That poses a serious safety risk to anyone inside the cars or on the road with them.

Bosch Testing AI System for Monitoring Driver Fatigue, Distraction

» Posted February 5, 2020 • Resources

Artificial intelligence is already changing the way that we live and work. Now machine learning may also be ready to overhaul the way we drive by making it safer to get to and from a destination.

Tesla Autopilot in Fender Bender With a Police Car

» Posted February 3, 2020 • Resources

A recent run in between a Tesla and a police cruiser highlights ongoing safety concerns regarding the luxury electric car’s semi autonomous autopilot setting.

Driverless Trucks Hit the Golden State

» Posted January 31, 2020 • Resources

The California Department of Motor Vehicles recently announced that it will allow autonomous light duty trucks and cargo vans to be tested on public roads in the Golden State, according to CNBC. Companies using those vehicles will have to register with the DMV, have a “safety driver” on board while testing and meet certain technology and reporting standards.

These Car Makers Are Ahead of the Game on New Braking Standards

» Posted January 29, 2020 • Resources

When it comes to car safety, it is hard to beat a good set of brakes. Four car manufacturers recently reported that they have already hit new goals for emergency braking systems, some three years ahead of the target date.

OnStar Knows More About Car Owners Than You May Think

» Posted January 27, 2020 • Resources

Technology that connects cars to the outside world has revolutionized the way that people get from Point A to Point B and everywhere in between. But, like other technological advances, the rise of satellite—based mapping and other internet-connected bells and whistles designed to make driving smoother can also be taken advantage of for other purposes.

More Takata Recalls Could be Beginning of End

» Posted January 24, 2020 • Resources

The Takata exploding airbag saga could be coming to a close, as the troubled safety device manufacturer recalled 10 million airbags that were at risk of exploding.

Fiat Chrysler Merges With Peugeot Owner

» Posted January 22, 2020 • Resources

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Groupe PSA, the owner of French carmaker Peugeot, are merging. The companies said in a joint December press release that the new entity will harness “leadership, resources and scale to be at the forefront of a new era of sustainable mobility.”

Ford Recalls More Than 260,000 Pickup Trucks

» Posted January 20, 2020 • Resources

Tailgates are probably not the first thing that pickup truck buyers look at when deciding on a vehicle, but a new Ford recall shows how important it is that they be in good, working order.

McLaren Drives Away From Electric Vehicles

» Posted January 17, 2020 • Resources

Luxury sports car manufacturer McLaren is set to roll out its first hybrid vehicle by the end of the year. Chief Executive Officer Mike Flewitt recently told the Detroit Free Press, however, that the company has no interest in making a completely electric, plug-in vehicle.

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Hyundai Fire Concerns Spark Elantra Recall

Bosch Testing AI System for Monitoring Driver Fatigue, Distraction

Tesla Autopilot in Fender Bender With a Police Car

Driverless Trucks Hit the Golden State

These Car Makers Are Ahead of the Game on New Braking Standards

OnStar Knows More About Car Owners Than You May Think

More Takata Recalls Could be Beginning of End

Fiat Chrysler Merges With Peugeot Owner

Ford Recalls More Than 260,000 Pickup Trucks

McLaren Drives Away From Electric Vehicles

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