The Porsche 911 GT3 Just Got Better With Custom Pirelli Tires The new P Zero R and P Zero Trofeo RS tires were custom-made to meet the dynamic needs of the GT3. By Jeff Perez Dec 9 2025 -
'Feedback From Customers:' Audi Tells Us Why Some Physical Controls Are Back Certain cars are dropping the touch sliders from the steering wheel. Good riddance. By Adrian Padeanu Nov 26 2025 -
This Tiny Four-Cylinder Engine Revs to 10,000 RPM It produces 324 horsepower and weighs 187 pounds. By Anthony Alaniz Nov 14 2025 -
Tesla Might Actually Add Apple CarPlay to Its Vehicles Tesla, the pioneer of in-car software, may finally crack and allow phone mirroring for the first time—albeit with a twist. By Anthony Alaniz Nov 14 2025 -
Porsche Has a Clever Plan to Make Its Hybrids Lighter and More Powerful With tiny axial flux motors between the engine and transmission, Porsche's future performance hybrids could be the next big step. By Jeff Perez Nov 11 2025 -
This Tiny Supercapacitor Could Be the Future of Hybrid Cars The eight-pound supercapacitor could double the power of the average-sized family SUV. By Jeff Glucker Nov 5 2025 -
Mazda Wants Cars to Suck Back Their Own Emissions When combined with a specific type of biofuel, driving a car can actually be beneficial to the environment, or so we're told. By Adrian Padeanu Nov 3 2025 -
Scout's Trucks Will Have Buttons: 'Mechanical Switches Give You a Connection' Scout's CEO called modern vehicles 'dystopian disconnection machines.' And he wants to fix that. By Anthony Alaniz Oct 30 2025 -
GM Is Killing Apple CarPlay in All Its Vehicles. Here's What That Actually Means GM is manufacturing a problem so it can sell a solution. By Anthony Alaniz Oct 27 2025 -
'No More Fuses:' How GM's New Architecture Will Transform Gas Cars, Too Zonal architectures are changing how EVs are made. But GM's approach will change gas cars, too, with fewer parts and less complexity. By Patrick George Oct 23 2025 -
Woman Learns She Has to Pay to Remote Start 2017 Volvo XC90. Then Mechanic Husband FInds Cheaper Fix "So we have to jailbreak our cars?" By Chad Swiatecki Oct 22 2025 -
Electric Chevy Corvette: 'Not Something That's Easy Right Now,' GM President Says However, "it can be done," General Motors President Mark Reuss said on a recent podcast. The question is: should it be done? By Patrick George Oct 20 2025 -
Oh Good, Teslas Have Ads Now There's a new promotional in-car ad for Disney’s Tron: Ares film—and it could be just the beginning. By Tyler Anderson Oct 19 2025 -
Don't Worry, Porsches Will 'Always' Have a Volume Knob Even with the new Cayenne Electric's screen-heavy interior, Porsche remains committed to the tactile volume knob. By Jeff Perez Oct 9 2025 -
Volvo May Finally Get Rid of Its Most Annoying Feature So long, key card. You won’t be missed. By Jeff Perez Oct 8 2025 -
Ford's CEO Isn't Sold on Apple CarPlay Ultra: 'Don't Like the Execution' But Ford isn't interested in limiting your digital in-car choices. By Anthony Alaniz Sep 30 2025 -
The Porsche Cayenne Electric's Interior Is an Ode to Screens The curved infotainment looks like a gigantic flip phone. By Adrian Padeanu Sep 30 2025 -
BMW Is Updating Every Model to Match the iX3: 'We Have To Do It Across the Range' BMW will introduce 40 new or facelifted models over the next 24 months with its Neue Klasse digital platform. By Anthony Alaniz Sep 26 2025 -
This Tiny Engine Could Save Internal Combustion. We Talked to the Company's CEO Horse Powertrain's suitcase-size internal combustion powertrains could be exactly what the industry needs. Matias Giannini explains. By Jeff Perez Sep 22 2025 -
Hyundai Design Boss Asks: 'Why Do We Need a Screen?' Touchscreens have little use if consumers want physical buttons and controls. By Anthony Alaniz Sep 18 2025 -
Mercedes-Benz Is Bringing Back Buttons: 'Physical Buttons Are Better' The GLC's button-filled steering will be the standard one in future Mercedes models. By Anthony Alaniz Sep 17 2025 -
Toyota Still Believes In Hydrogen: 'It Will Take Over Diesel' Toyota is deeply invested in hydrogen, but the company isn't happy that people are 'poo-pooing' the technology. By Anthony Alaniz Sep 16 2025 -
Data Doesn't Lie: Drivers Still Want Volume Knobs BMW gathered data from 10 million vehicles and found that drivers still use volume knobs regularly. By Anthony Alaniz Sep 12 2025 -
Volkswagen Boss Criticizes Pop-Out Door Handles: 'Terrible to Operate' The CEO claims that some functions should be simple to use, which is why buttons are also making a comeback. By Adrian Padeanu Sep 12 2025 -