Formula 1 technology in road cars: Part 2Vivek Shah There's a good chance the car you're driving features technology originally developed for Formula 1. Here are a few examples.2 years ago
StoreDot batteries achieve over 1000 'extreme fast-charging' cyclesJack Quick StoreDot plans to have its '100in5' fast-charging battery cells in mass production by 2024. Pouches are already being sent to OEM partners.2 years ago
Toyota and Google partner on next-gen voice assistant in USJack Quick Certain Toyota and Lexus vehicles in the US can now use a Google-developed voice assistant without the need for an internet connection.2 years ago
BMW vehicles to get in-car gaming from 2023Jack Quick BMW will offer the cloud-based AirConsole video game platform in its new vehicles starting from next year.2 years ago
Hyundai Group introducing Level 3 autonomous tech this yearJack Quick The Genesis G90 will be available with Level 3 autonomous driving technology in South Korea by the end of 2022.2 years ago
All Hyundai Group cars to support OTA updates by 2025Jack Quick The Hyundai Motor Group will make vehicles across all its brands capable of receiving over-the-air software updates by 2025.2 years ago
Toyota Connected Services arrive with subscription plansMike Costello Australia's top car brand is expanding its app, and adding features such as connected maps and a voice assistant – for a monthly fee. 2 years ago
Google removing another driving mode display - reportWilliam Stopford Google is consolidating its driving-friendly phone display modes, with its Assistant Driving Mode Dashboard set to follow Android Auto for Phone Screens to the recycling bin.2 years ago
Uber to deploy Ioniq 5 robotaxis to 'millions of customers' in USJack Quick Uber is branching out into autonomous vehicles once again, with the company signing a 10-year agreement with Motional in the US.2 years ago
Volvo EX90 SUV to offer bi-directional chargingJack Quick The Volvo EX90 electric SUV will be the brand's first car to have bi-directional charging. It's still being revealed on November 9.2 years ago
Teslas temporarily losing functions with removal of sensorsWilliam Stopford Tesla's move to use only cameras instead of a mix of camera, radar and sensor technology means some vehicles will temporarily lose features.2 years ago
Formula 1 technology in road cars: Part 1Vivek Shah Formula 1 is well-known for its glory and drama, but what’s perhaps less known are the innovations that have been proven on the track and have trickled down to road cars. 2 years ago
