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by Jake LingemanTechnology The company has clocked more than 100,000 miles in real world testing. Tesla has Full-Self Driving, Cadillac has Super Cruise, and now Ford has proven its own hand-free driving system, calling it BlueCruise. Ford put a half-million miles of development testing into the system, and just finished another 110,000-mile journey to test the system in the real world. It called the test, the Mother of All Road Trips; it included five F-150s, five Mach-Es, and covered 37 states plus five Canadian provinces. The tech isn't available yet, but if you...

General Motors did everything it could to prevent this from happening, but it was only a matter of time. Th...

Tesla has earned a reputation for making price changes without advanced notice. Its official website is jus...

We're talking at least 100 charging stalls. General Motors owned the news spotlight over the past week following the reveal of the GMC Hummer EV SUV and the Silverado EV announcement. But there's a certain other automaker that continues to be a thorn in GM's side (and all other legacy brands). Tesla remains the global market EV leader and is expected to remain so for the foreseeable future. Earlier this week it added $50 billion to its value, now rated at $660 billion. To compare, GM is barely worth $90 billion. Tesla is unafraid of rivals and even welcomes them. Another critical area where T...

Can Mercedes take back the USA luxury sales crown this year? With the worst of the pandemic's effects on the automotive industry hopefully behind us, the leading automakers would have been hoping for a much more positive start to 2021. Mercedes-Benz is one of those brands and it has just released its Q1 sales figures for the North American market. Overall, Mercedes-Benz sold 89,915 passenger vehicles and vans in the first three months of the year, representing a year-on-year increase of 19.5 percent. Unsurprisingly, the GLC-Class and GLE-Class luxury SUVs were once again the best-selling mode...