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The Mercedes-Benz S-Class has an impressive history of being the first car to feature new technologies. We take a look back at a few of the highlights, as well as one or two which actually made their debut elsewhere.

Doftek has created a system that plugs into existing suspension architectures, to subtly change wheel camber, caster and toe while the vehicle is on the move

Mobile phone cameras are rolling out in Victoria and Queensland as part of a trial, tracking down drivers fiddling with their devices on the move.

This week we dive into the latest car news, car reviews and the topics making waves in the car world.

Bi-Xenon, LED, Matrix – headlamps in cars have advanced significantly over the last 20 years. Pardon the pun, but Hella is one of the companies that is illuminating the way forward for lighting technology.

One of the latest trends emerging in the automotive industry is AR. But what is it, and is it a game changer or just a mere fad?

Cars are no longer just driving machines; they’re connected, tech-laden hubs. Here's how in-car entertainment has evolved over the years.

Ford is rolling out its FordPass Connect application in Australia, starting with the strong-selling Ranger ute, the Everest SUV, and the Transit van.

Cutting the cord on Apple CarPlay is a small gadget away. Does it actually work?

Apple and Google’s smartphone mirroring tech have transformed the automotive industry. But, they weren’t the first. Let’s take a look at the rise and fall of its spiritual predecessor, MirrorLink.

Cameras, sensors, microphones. Cars are now connected technology hubs, but equally, they’re becoming a goldmine for data collection and surveillance.

Volvo and Waymo are teaming up to create a new electric taxi platform with Level 4 self-driving capability.

Taking your smart home voice assistant in your car is now possible with the Echo Auto. Alexa, tell me more about how to get it set up...

An Oxford-based autonomous vehicle software company has developed new tech that uses “deepfaking” to expose self-driving cars to virtual situations.

Apple's new phone-based unlocking is set to arrive in Australia late this year – making it easier to loan your car to family or friends, and allowing owners to leave their keys at home.

Sick of doing the keys, phone, wallet check on the way out the door? Apple wants to help remove your car keys from that equation, with the launch of its new CarKey tech.