BMW is testing out monthly subscription fees for options for heated seats, automatic high beams, and more in Korea. | Continue reading
A new bill from Republican North Carolina State Representative Ben Moss would ban free EV charging stations from public spaces. | Continue reading
Belgorod is one of Russia's most versatile and feared weapons, built with espionage and launching nuclear powered, nuclear-armed torpedoes in mind. | Continue reading
Air Force’s acquisition chief is the latest to warn that the Pentagon is being left behind by the pace of China's defense developments. | Continue reading
Evidence is mounting that China’s highly anticipated next-generation stealth bomber is being readied to fly. | Continue reading
The language would give government employees and contractors immunity from reprisal for coming forward about UFO encounters and programs. | Continue reading
Some carmakers are leaving AM radios out of their new cars. They say it's because of audio quality, but it isn't that simple. | Continue reading
The launch was intended to test the Mk21A reentry vehicle that will carry the Mk87-1 nuclear warhead on the Minuteman III ICBM's replacement. | Continue reading
Britain's largest police operator of electric vehicles is having trouble keeping its cars charged up because chargers aren't available. | Continue reading
James Joyce is one of the greatest authors of the 20th century—and a pretty bad automotive journalist. | Continue reading
Using an "abundance of caution," Salt Lake City police called in the bomb squad to remove the device that turned out to be a belt tensioner. | Continue reading
During a recent beta test of Tesla's latest Autopilot with Full Self-Driving Capabilities, a Model 3 almost steered itself into a train. | Continue reading
Following heavy Ukrainian bombardment, Russian forces have now performed a “tactical withdrawal” from the strategic outpost in the Black Sea. | Continue reading
A Stellantis designer wants distracting tech like touchscreens gone from his cars, mostly because he thinks they're just plain ugly. | Continue reading
The acceleration and outright speed of the thing is simply violent. | Continue reading
Farming equipment is more expensive and harder to repair than it's ever been. That's why a giant salvage yard like Fry's is more important than ever. | Continue reading
Video shows a mystery drone diving into a refinery in Russia’s Rostov region, raising the possibility of a deniable Ukrainian attack. | Continue reading
The tiny engine doesn't need much encouragement to buzz all the way to 30,000 RPM and make an incredible noise while doing so. | Continue reading
Exploring the feasibility of tankers using lasers to recharge drones’ batteries is the program's goal, but it could have bigger implications. | Continue reading
The Navy has released videos taken during a rash of drone swarm events that occurred around its ships sailing off California in 2019. | Continue reading
It's all thanks to Ford's innovative Pro Power Onboard system. | Continue reading
Private emails shared between U.K. submariners were ruled to have risked revealing the location of a British ballistic missile submarine. | Continue reading
A major release of documents provides the highest level of detail yet about mysterious drone swarms involving U.S. Navy ships off California. | Continue reading
As the U.S. enters a new era of lawmaking, connected cars could become the new front of legal battles. | Continue reading
The federal regulations will standardize many factors such as pricing, payment methods, charger locations, and more. | Continue reading
The big artillery duels that are dictating much of the course of the war in Ukraine's east are only set to become more complex. | Continue reading
Apple CarPlay will be updated later this year to include multiple screens and more information. | Continue reading
GM's self-driving service Cruise recently secured a permit to operate driverless taxis, and charge customers, in San Francisco. | Continue reading
Imagery shows the Chinese aircraft carrier Shandong working as a deployment platform for vertical takeoff and landing drones. | Continue reading
Get in the railway-repairing robot, Shinji. | Continue reading
A newly-developed coating can reduce cabin temps by as much as 70 percent without the need for shade or AC. | Continue reading
These trains don't break the laws of physics, but rather harness them in a way that results in a round-trip energy surplus. | Continue reading
Ukraine intelligence showed us lists of mostly U.S.-made microchips it says were found on captured or destroyed Russian military equipment. | Continue reading
The Chinese multi-brand manufacturer is looking to start a new marque for hydrogen fuel-cell, luxury vehicles. | Continue reading
Arizona-based EV company Lucid Motors is building its first plant outside of the U.S. in Saudi Arabia, with up to $3.4 in incentives from the Kingdom. | Continue reading
This is the how USS Connecticut ended up impacting a seamount, which required the crew to fight to keep the badly damaged submarine from sinking. | Continue reading
Defense officials confirmed in a recent hearing that it was drones that swarmed Navy ships off California and it even happened again off another coast. | Continue reading
Owners of Tesla vehicles saw a warning notice on their screens recently, warning them to limit charging during peak hours in order to relieve the Texas power grid. | Continue reading
U.S. special operations forces have eyed electronic motorbikes to swiftly sneak up on enemies and now Ukrainian forces are following suit. | Continue reading
Modern stability control is talented but it can often get in the way of fun. Here's how I defeated the system in my GTI. | Continue reading
A Boeing drone system was used as the base platform for the X-Wings that were part of the opening for Rise Of The Resistance the ride. | Continue reading
Corporate Average Fuel Economy is making things worse, but not in the way detractors claim. | Continue reading
It won’t make sense to form a bond with a car that’s not really yours and runs on software someone else controls. | Continue reading
Little all-terrain buggies that are heavily armed offer a David-and-Goliath conundrum to the Russian military in Ukraine. | Continue reading
Strategic Air Command KC-135 and B-52 crews trained inside trains during the Cold War. | Continue reading
Who could've possibly guessed that car buyers don't want to pay monthly for basic features? | Continue reading
An early design of the SR-71's predecessor had massive canard foreplanes. This is what it would've looked like if it had flown. | Continue reading
Fifty years ago, the Vietnamese People’s Air Force launched a one-of-its-kind air raid against U.S. Navy warships in the Gulf of Tonkin. | Continue reading