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Google’s self-driving car.

Google’s Self-Driving Cars Are Learning How to Act Around Kids

By Digital Assets Editor

Volkswagen Group Delivers Over 9 Million Vehicles In 2012

Volkswagen Emissions Scandal Widens, Includes Porsche, More Audi Models

By Investment Desk

Mercedes-Benz Concept Tokyo 2015

Meet Mercedes-Benz’s Vision Tokyo, a self-driving car for the megacity

By Investment Desk

Toyota will launch a pilot car-sharing project using COMs, an ultra-compact electric vehicle.

Toyota takes a small detour into car sharing

By Industry Analyst

Piloting specially equipped<br />
cars, drivers were put through a test aimed at gauging mental distractions presented by new hands-free technologies.

The least and most distracting hands-free tech in cars

By Research Team

Tesla’s autopilot<br />
manages speed by using active, traffic-aware cruise control.

Elon Musk: Tesla’s autopilot is rolling out everywhere (except Japan)

By Blockchain Reporter

Tesla Motor Co's Plant As Production Of The Model S Speeds Up

Here’s the reason Tesla can get away with reliability issues

By Senior Editor

Uber riders get a chance to test-ride the new BMW 7 Series before it arrives in U.S. showrooms.

BMW taps into Uber’s marketing power to promote the new 7 Series

By Financial Writer

Volvo Cars Twin Engine range

Volvo: It’s time for electric cars to enter the mainstream

By News Correspondent

Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda Attends Line Off Event For The Mirai Fuel Cell Vehicle

Toyota’s plans to build a hydrogen-based society

By Crypto Correspondent

The redesigned 2016 Toyota Prius is roomier inside.

Toyota jam-packs next-gen Prius with more tech, adds 4-wheel drive option

By Staff Writer

BMW ParkNow/DriveNow Press Conference

What San Francisco taught BMW Group about car-sharing

By Industry Analyst

IntelliSafe Auto Pilot interface

Volvo CEO: We will accept all liability when our cars are in autonomous mode

By Trading Desk

Toyota’s newest tech makes cars fully capable of self-driving on highways. The company hopes to equip cars with this technology by 2020.

Toyota wants self-driving cars on the highway by 2020

By Market Analyst

General Motors CEO Mary Barra and Mark Reuss, executive VP of global product development, global purchasing and supply chain, outline the company’s plans to capitalize on the future of personal mobility at the GM Milford Proving Grounds in Michigan.

It’s lag or lead time for General Motors

By Blockchain Reporter

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