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Anthony Crawford
Meet the Australian behind BMW's colour-changing iX
BMW Group is working on technology that will allow you to press a button and change the colour of your car, or bring racing stripes to life when the mood takes you.
4 Years Ago
Scott Collie
Under the bonnet of Gran Turismo 7
The team behind Gran Turismo 7 has lifted the lid on what's driving the new game, and how it'll differ from its predecessors.
4 Years Ago
Scott Collie
2023 Jaguar I-Pace debuting in-car Amazon Alexa for Australia
The Jaguar I-Pace is leading the Big Cat's rollout of Amazon's Alexa voice assistant for Australia.
4 Years Ago
William Stopford
US authority issues recall for Tesla's rolling stop feature
Tesla has agreed to remove the controversial 'rolling stop' functionality from its Full Self-Driving Beta after meeting with a US government agency.
4 Years Ago
Jack Quick
Mercedes-Benz invests in second solid-state battery company
Mercedes-Benz has partnered with another solid-state battery company, ProLogium, to help develop next-generation battery cells for its EVs.
4 Years Ago
Jack Quick
Nissan set to develop solid-state batteries for Alliance
Nissan will be spearheading development of solid-state battery technology for its Alliance partners, Renault and Mitsubishi.
4 Years Ago
William Stopford
Volkswagen partnering with Bosch on hands-free driving tech
Volkswagen is working with supplier giant Bosch on Level 2 and Level 3 autonomous driving technology, with an eye to fully automated driving.
4 Years Ago
Jack Quick
Hyundai taps quantum computing for EV performance gains
Hyundai has announced a new partnership with quantum computing company IonQ that's expected to improve performance and cost of EV batteries.
4 Years Ago
Jack Quick
Rimac Technology begins operating as independent company
Rimac Technology has become its own entity as it plans to ramp up production of its high-performance EV components.
4 Years Ago
Jack Quick
Polestar 2 hits the Nullarbor, using chip-fat powered charger
Polestar has trialled a self-contained BiØfil fast-charger powered by waste vegetable oil along the remote Nullarbor Plain.
4 Years Ago
Vivek Shah
The tech companies that want to build cars
A car is the ultimate mobile device, and this presents tech companies with an alluring opportunity to be more involved in the automotive space.
4 Years Ago
Scott Collie
BMW Theatre Screen: 31-inch rear display revealed
Who said size doesn't matter? BMW has revealed the 31-inch (yes, 31-inch) screen it will put in the rear of its upcoming luxury flagships.
4 Years Ago
Vivek Shah
OTA updates: What are they?
Over the air updates have the potential to significantly improve your car. But how do they work and what can they change?
4 Years Ago
Jack Quick
Volkswagen upgrading Golf infotainment software and hardware
Volkswagen has announced it's upgrading the Mk8 Golf's infotainment hardware and software, though Australian timing has yet to be confirmed.
4 Years Ago
Mike Costello
Government could make self-steering mandatory on new cars from 2024
Having moved to make AEB compulsory, Australian Design Rules are now being updated to factor in the latest lane-keeping aids too.
4 Years Ago
William Stopford
Stellantis investing $47.5 billion in software, using Foxconn chips
Stellantis is rolling out three software platforms and wants all its cars to support over-the-air updates by 2024.
4 Years Ago