Cars
Transportation
Check Out This Larry Page-Backed Flying Car in Action
Transportation startup Kitty Hawk has Google roots.
Phones
Study: Drivers Use Their Phones During 88 Percent of Trips
The study, by analytics firm Zendrive, found that 'Americans use their phones nearly every single time they get behind the wheel.'
Elon Musk
Elon Musk Teases Tesla Semi and Pickup Trucks
The Tesla CEO said the semi truck will be unveiled in September, while the pickup will be ready in 18 to 24 months.
Cars
16 Interesting Things We Saw at the New York International Auto Show
From dog owners to police officers to speed demons to 'intrepid urbanites,' this year's show has something for everyone.
Automobile
The Auto Industry's 10 Most Disruptive Cars Since the Model T
Will any of the cars at the 2017 New York International Auto Show leave this kind of legacy?
On-Demand
Lincoln Debuts Uber-Like Service, But With Your Own Car
The chauffeur program will launch in select cities.
General Motors
GM's Autonomous Super Cruise Arrives This Fall
The feature, available first on the Cadillac CT6, will allow drivers to take their hands off the wheel and let the car steer itself on the highway.
Ford
Ford's Crib Concept Tricks Babies Into Falling Asleep
If your kid is prone to falling asleep during a car ride, this crib could save you a lot of time -- if you can get one, that is.
Mercedes Benz
Mercedes and Bosch Team Up to Create Self-Driving Taxi System
This new alliance seeks to make a dent in the nascent industry.
Uber
7 Things We've Learned About Uber's Lost and Found
Forgot something in your ride? You're not alone.
Tesla
Elon Musk Offers Tesla Model 3 Sneak Peek
Musk took to Twitter to show off the new car and share some tidbits about its evolution.
Cars
Now There's a Netflix-Like Service for Cadillacs
Members are able to swap cars up to 18 times a year
Tech Startups
This Company Uses Machine Learning to Find Owners of Recalled Cars
Recall Masters was founded by a veteran programmer with $500,000 of his own money. Now it's seeking a valuation of more than $40 million.
Cars
California Paves the Way for Cars With Empty Driver's Seats
Proposed regulations would let companies test self-driving cars on public roads without a human driver present.
