

Bosch Looks for Parking Spots for You
If cars are going to drive themselves, they're also going to have to find parking spots by themselves. Several companies have been...
By John R. Quain
May 29, 2018


More Focus on Auto Tech at IFA
The fact that cars and trucks increasingly have more in common with computers and consumer electronics--indeed may soon become simply...
By John R. Quain
Apr 24, 2018


Raven Review: Making Older Cars Smart
The first of a new breed of devices, the Raven offers a (so far) unmatched suite of features that turns an older auto into a connected...
By John R. Quain
Mar 8, 2018


Ford's Autonomous Cars to Deliver Pizza in Miami
It's important to stay focused on the important stuff in life, like pizza. So Ford's expanding its autonomous car research program and...
By John R. Quain
Feb 27, 2018


2016 Cadillac ATS Coupe Review: Well Connected and Frisky
Full disclosure: My grandfather owned a Cadillac. Actually, a series of Cadillacs. Really. But being the land yacht brand for the AARP...
By John R. Quain
Feb 15, 2018


Rolls-Royce Wraith: Driving a $400K Dream Machine
Mellifluous, yet powerful. Gracious, yet gutsy. An engineering and technical pleasure to drive, the 2015 Rolls-Royce Wraith is a truly...
By John R. Quain
Feb 8, 2018


Alexa, Where's My Car?
Amazon’s Alexa is the Chatty Cathy of the tech world, a digital darling that consumers can’t get enough of. It can tell chicken jokes,...
By John R. Quain
Jan 30, 2018


The Autonomous Car vs. Human Nature
Even before Tesla revealed that a fatal accident had occurred while one of its cars was in semi-autonomous driving mode, a debate was...
By John R. Quain
Jan 23, 2018


Best Car Tech of CES 2018 and Beyond
Once the dominion of TVs and DVD players, in less than half a decade automotive technology has come to dominate the annual CES...
By John R. Quain
Jan 17, 2018


A Tesla Too Pricey? E-Bikes Offer Entry-Level Electric Transportation
Electric cars remain something of a novelty, commanding premium prices and presenting charging challenges, but another kind of electric...
By John R. Quain
Jan 15, 2018






















































