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Cyberattack Disrupts Ignition Interlock Systems in the U.S., Leaving Thousands of Drivers Unable to Start Cars

A cyberattack on a major ignition interlock provider unexpectedly left thousands of American drivers stranded nationwide.

U.S. regulators admit new alcohol-detection tech in cars still risks stopping sober drivers unexpectedly today.

A Japanese billionaire has invested $200 million to build his own private racetrack.

Rising oil prices from the U.S.-Iran war could reshape what Amercans buy from Detroit automakers.

A UK court has ordered the FIA, Formula 1 management and former F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone to pay Felipe Massa £250,000 in legal costs.

Google is expanding Android Auto’s capabilities with climate control and radio integration.

Here’s why he fell short of several million more.

Ever get nervous about leaving your vehicle at a repair shop? If not, this case out of New Jersey might change your mind.

Not long ago, Americans were dealing with widespread catalytic converter thefts targeting vehicles parked right on public streets.

It’s official: Motorola is preparing a new Android Auto wireless adapter.

Apple will add support for third-party AI assistants to CarPlay

Musk says Apple offered Tesla engineers twice their pay.

The manufacturer has released the latest version of the Touch-B.R.A.I.N.+ (Touchbrain Plus) OBD monitor with expanded vehicle compatibility.

In recent months, dealerships have increasingly faced a troubling trend: fraud schemes during vehicle transport are on the rise.

Details of the equipment offered on a Russian-made copy of the Tesla Cybertruck have been disclosed.