Google's influence continues to grow as BMW has used the Automobil-Elektronik Kongress to announce plans to adopt Android Automotive OS.

Patent images of the 2023 Toyota Crown have appeared online revealing that the new crossover potentially destined for North American shores this fall looks more like a high-riding sedan than an SUV.

Companies including Tesla, Honda, Waymo, General Motors, Hyundai, Ford, And Cruise have all reported crashes involving vehicles with automated driving systems to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) since last July.

Honda is getting into the e-scooter market through a new subsidiary called Striemo. The startup plans to sell an electric three-wheel scooter that’s stable at walking speeds or speeds comparable to that of a bicycle.

The 24 Hours of Le Mans was held over the weekend and Toyota Gazoo Racing was once again victorious.

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Telsa's Powerwall is one of the most popular home energy storage units on the market, but Toyota is throwing their hat into the ring with their new O-Uchi Kyuden system.

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This coming Saturday, June 4th, the Hot Wheels Legends Tour makes a stop in Bentonville, Arkansas to highlight the “best of Arkansan custom car culture.” The winner will go on to be a part of the Global Grand Finale later this year in November. Here’s a look at four of the main competitors.

Automakers, especially in this new era of EVs, are almost always trying to conserve power. But dumping energy, under the right circumstances, may actually be ideal and that’s what a company named SolCold is working to do.

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Lexus's European sales have taken a hit since the start of the war in Ukraine.

Toyota presented an interesting concept called Cabin Awareness, which makes sure no people or pets are left behind in the vehicle’s cabin by using a millimeter-wave radar to detect movement and smart connectivity tech to notify the owner. The patent-pending technology was exhibited in a Toyota Sienna minivan and could be used in future production models, helping prevent heatstroke deaths.

Stellantis and Toyota will jointly produce new large commercial vans for the European market, which will also be available in fully electric forms. This expands the current LCV partnership between the two brands, alongside the compact-sized and mid-sized vans that are already in production.