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The explosion of Internet-connected computer features in automobiles give hackers a doorway into the control system of your car.

An alliance including Ford and General Motors said it will create a center for sharing information and analysis to help make cars more secure.

Customers want them, and automakers are intent on supplying them. But are they really a good idea?

The car company is one of several that are exploring alternatives to traditional car ownership, including more flexible on-demand models.

The autonomous cars will drive on public roads in California starting this summer.

The Dutch navigation company's automotive division has won big contracts in recent months, prompting analyst upgrades and a 40 percent surge in its shares.

While self-driving cars could eventually improve driving conditions overall, the expectation of zero fatalities is not realistic, a new report says.

Elon Musk has hinted that Tesla may be considering a departure from the direct sales model, something industry insiders consider inevitable.

The two companies are joining forces to build a battery megafactory somewhere in the U.S. The ambitious undertaking could lead to more affordable electric vehicles.

A new report from Morgan Stanley predicts that soon, Tesla will outstrip Ford on the 'American-Made' index. But economically speaking, that may not matter.

Mary Barra, a longtime General Motors employee, deserves some of the credit for turning around GM. Now, she's taking the top job at the company and making history as the only female CEO in the auto industry worldwide.