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Concept cars radicalized generations of automotive obsessives. Achieving the same result in a world of electrification and autonomy is tough.

Flock says its AI-powered surveillance cameras need humans in the loop to input target license plates correctly and verify its alerts.

Most 2027 model-year Stellantis vehicles, across Ram, Jeep, and other makes, will offer a free 10 years of useful connected-car features with purchase.

In the past four years, GM and now Tesla have tried to skirt recalls by arguing that illegally bright headlights are "inconsequential" to safety. The people don't agree.

Not every car has to offer an exciting driving experience to sell, and the Lexus NX embraces that ideal.

Ford's CEO says plants in China and Mexico are "the most compliant with process," while U.S. plants "have caught up the fastest."

The Japanese auto industry is considering car-parts standardization on an immense scale.

Aston Martin has dreamed up concept cars before, but it's never imagined something as militant as this.

Ford passed on fitting a twin-turbo EcoBoost V6 to its top-shelf WEC race car, and this is what it went with instead.

Automakers could be poised to double-dip by getting refunds from the government while customers already paid extra for their cars.

A new Jensen Interceptor was announced at the beginning of this year. Today, the company's promising to trot out a track-only Interceptor GTX model in the near future.

As the Ford Motor Company has pushed for legislation to lock Chinese competition out, its executive chair says it needs to beat them at their own game.

The UK's Automobile Association showed off its virtual reality-augmented driving instructor training program to Reuters, and it seems pretty neat.

Jon Ikeda, the former head of design for Acura, told The Drive why concept cars still matter — and why making one that works has never been harder.

Ford introduced the engine start inhibitor for its F-Series trucks a year ago, and now, owners of other models can disable their engine with the swipe of a finger.

The Altima is retiring eight years since its last redesign. Nissan had wanted to replace it with an electric sedan, but that hasn't panned out.

The new Morgan Supersport runs a BMW B58 straight-six in Europe, but is being pivoted to a B46 turbo four for a limited run in the US market.

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Volvo is reportedly considering bringing an electric wagon to the States, after discontinuing the V60 Cross Country in April.

The OG H2 launched 25 years ago, in 2002, painted yellow. What better way to commemorate the pop culture icon than with an even more ridiculous truck painted in the same shade?