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A research paper and two patent applications point to a potential Tesla advantage, but as usual this development is being hyped beyond reason.

A pickup masterminded by Hyundai's N division is expected to use a version of the Veloster N's 275-horsepower turbo-four.

Just as the 500 leaves us, Europe gets another feisty hatch with an oversized turbo, active exhaust, and Koni suspension with selective damping.

Your daily automotive technology news roundup, collected by a robot under safety driver supervision.

Your daily mobility technology news roundup, collected by a robot under safety driver supervision.

Your daily mobility technology news roundup, collected by a robot under safety driver supervision.

Your daily mobility technology news roundup, collected by a robot under safety driver supervision.

Your daily mobility technology news roundup, collected by a robot under safety driver supervision.

This is the first full-stoppage industry strike in over a decade.

Your daily mobility technology news roundup, collected by a robot under safety driver supervision.

The car was spotted in a suburban retention pond after a neighbor casually scanned the neighborhood on Google Maps.

Can't afford the real deal? No worries, you can still pop this bad boy into low range and crawl across your garden like a boss.

Harnessing the beauty of restraint to propel a luxury brand into the electrified future.

UAW representatives claim that GM has failed to offer better wages and affordable quality health care despite $8.1 billion in profits last year.

Richard Keedwell even dipped into his sons' inheritance because he firmly believes the system is flawed.

The truck's former owner may have lost the battle with cancer, but his 2006 Titan is still helping people through his foundation, thanks to Nissan.

"You can't lift though...you just go with it and hope it is alright," said Bugatti test driver Andy Wallace about his 304.77-mph run.

Want to see the world through red-colored glasses? We did, and you can too until Sept. 29.

It's not just car prices that are on the rise, but also fuel, insurance, and financing costs, adding up to an average monthly cost of $773.

"We have to get to the point where the means of propulsion is not considered important, because AMG is all about the experience," said Källenius.