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The electric automaker has apologized and said it will fix the issue for affected vehicles.
Like a budget-minded phoenix, the Bolt is back — but not for long.
Tesla rival Lucid has an interesting excuse for its third quarter earnings underperformance.
The Formula 2030 has inflatable seats, a pop-up LiDAR sensor and physical buttons.
The Justice Department has sued Lyft, accusing its drivers of routinely refusing service to passengers with wheelchairs and service animals.
The latest probe questions the effectiveness of Waymo’s software recall from 2025.
EV fast charging will only take you so far — the speed slows down as you near a full charge. Turns out there's a good reason.
Many people are up in arms over Flock and similar cameras that can track you when you drive. But these cameras are there for a whole different reason.
When you buy a Slate Truck, you only pay for the tech you want, and that includes connectivity between the vehicle and your phone. Is this a minimalist's dream?
EV battery fires are highly dangerous and difficult to extinguish, but is launching a battery pack out of the car a smart or realistic solution?
Today's EV batteries could let you power specific appliances or your entire house. But a few factors line up to make that idea a non-starter for most folks.
Tesla Cybertruck production will wind down in the middle of 2027 to make room for the Cybercab robotaxi.
The streaming service's entire library of content will be available in the air.
Slate had made arrangements in 2025 to buy its batteries from a Georgia company, then switched this year to an Illnois firm with a different kind of technology.
You would think that Maps would be the same regardless of your phone's brand, but there are some differences between the Android Auto and CarPlay experiences.
A hidden toggle buried in the Android Auto app's code isn't functional yet. Here's what it could do, what it might not, and what Google hasn't said so far.
Solar roofs promise a future where EVs rarely need plugging in, but turning that vision into reality presents some surprisingly difficult challenges.
Slate and Ford are both building affordable electric pickups, and that means compromises. But the two automakers are taking very different paths to get there.
Unfortunately, some people need to hear this.
GM has settled the Smart Driver program lawsuit brought by 35 attorneys general.
LiveWire warns that it may not survive its current financial difficulties.
Waymo and Toyota will start testing autonomous bZ4X vehicles in Japan next year. (edited)
The Slate Truck is known for offering hundreds of customization options, but one common truck option isn't available (yet.)
Tailor your tech to fit your daily drive seamlessly.
Fancy making your Slate EV look like halloween candy? Now you can.
Charging behaviors and heat are the things to pay attention to.
The foldable form factor comes with some trade-offs.