GM says its OnStar AI will debut in the 2027 Cadillac Lyriq, with a unified app replacing separate Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac and Buick apps.
GM Is Rebooting OnStar As Your Personal AI Assistant—and Killing Off Its Brand Apps
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This Square ‘Steering Wheel’ Could Only Work With Steer-by-Wire
Peugeot’s E-T16 concept pairs a square Hypersquare control with steer-by-wire, a setup that lets software change how much steering input is needed.
Best October Prime Day Dash Cam Deals: Garmin, Wolfbox, Rove
The Drive lists October Prime Day dash cam discounts from Garmin, Wolfbox, Rove and others, with prices that may change during the sale.
Here’s What The Feds’ Remote ‘Kill Switch’ Plan Is Really About
A 2021 law directs NHTSA to set standards for impaired-driving prevention technology in new cars. It does not authorize remote police shutdowns.
Tesla Adds Emergency Feature So You Can Drive Away From Supercharger Without Unplugging
Tesla is rolling out Emergency Drive Away, letting eligible vehicles leave a U.S. Supercharger while connected, with damage to the car and charger possible.
Your Car Is Sharing More Private Data Than Your Smartphone. Who’s Getting It?
A Northeastern University and Consumer Reports study found car apps contacted advertising and analytics domains and sometimes sent vendors vehicle identification numbers.
Before AI Runs the Service Desk, Put It Through a Bad Week
A live AI company test finds models can spot every crisis yet still leave a deal unsigned. See how a read-only pilot can test your business playbooks.
Welcome To 2026, Where A Simple Software Glitch Can Kill An Entire Car
Coverage interest is spiking around software glitches that can render entire cars inoperable. The specific trigger is unconfirmed, but the risk is real.
Benchmarking AI Like a Dyno Test: The Newcomer That Outpaced Three Western Frontier Models at Running a Company
Moonshot’s Kimi K3 scored 93 on Firmulate’s company-running Crucible, beating three of four Western frontier models — proof the AI league is wide open.
Why Even a Do-Nothing AI Model Scores 26 Points in Business Benchmarks
A passive AI model scores 26 in a rigorous benchmark, illustrating that trustworthiness and integrity are vital for reliable AI in automotive and service industries.
