Jordan Mulach
Tesla facing fraud investigation over autonomous driving claims - report
Tesla’s claims about the capabilities of its semi-autonomous driving technology are reportedly the subject of a fraud investigation in the US.
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Tesla buying technology described as "freaking stupid" by Elon Musk
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has been critical of the use of LiDAR in cars, and yet his company was a major LiDAR supplier's biggest customer this year.
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Max Davies
Hyundai could introduce Netflix-style subscriptions for features
Hyundai has proposed a subscription model for features and upgrades in its vehicles, allowing buyers to further personalise their car after purchase.
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Max Davies
Have your say on self-driving vehicles on Australian roads
Autonomous vehicles might be taking to Australian roads in the coming years, and now is your chance to help shape the laws that will govern them.
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Dev Singh
Watch Tesla's controversial Full Self-Driving take on New York traffic
How does Tesla's controversial Full Self-Driving tech cope with peak-hour Manhattan traffic? One YouTuber has shown us.
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William Stopford
Tesla to expand controversial semi-autonomous tech outside of North America
Tesla is reportedly set to roll out Full Self-Driving in China, having received tentative government approval and reached a deal with tech giant Baidu.
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Jordan Mulach
Google Maps is making it easier to find an EV charger
Owners of electric vehicles are due to benefit from the latest Google Maps updates in the near future, providing more functions than before.
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Jordan Mulach
The trick features coming to Tesla Model 3, Model Y owners
Tesla’s Model 3 and Model Y software updates will include a handful of helpful features, though Australian timing is yet to be confirmed.
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William Stopford
Next-gen tech at core of Toyota's EV plans not safe or reliable, says battery giant CEO
The head of the world's largest EV battery manufacturer has said solid-state batteries are still some way off being viable, citing safety and durability concerns.
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Josh Nevett
CTEK says CS One is a better battery management system
Swedish technology company CTEK has launched its new 'idiot-proof' battery charger, which will go on sale in Australia during April.
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William Stopford
Australian invention coming to stop kangaroo strikes on Volkswagen cars
It looks like a regular badge, but Volkswagen Australia says this concealed device could stop you from a serious accident with a kangaroo.
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Jordan Mulach
GM facing class action for collecting, selling customer data
Owners of General Motors cars in the US have been denied insurance or quoted a higher premium based on data allegedly collected without their consent.
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Jordan Mulach
GWM Tank 500 to debut remote functions app, expanded aftersales support
GWM Australia’s first connected services app will arrive with the new Tank 500, which will also benefit from longer aftersales coverage.
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James Gelding
Ford to ditch auto-park and other features you don’t use
Ford vehicles might have less tech in future as the brand looks to cut costs by removing features customers don’t use.
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Jordan Mulach
Australian new cars could be forced to dob in speeding drivers, voiding insurance
Global regulations for recording pre-crash data, adopted in Europe in 2022, have been proposed for Australia.
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Paul Gover
The surprising link between Qantas and Supercars
The most successful Supercars team of the past decade is moving from the track to the runway, providing parts for Qantas.
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