Driving Technology

The first UL-certified plug-in balcony solar microinverter has launched in the US, promising safer and more accessible solar power for small-scale installations.

• Most Wanted Speed Team
• July 21, 2026

A live experiment reveals that top AI models can identify crises and refuse manipulation, but only some can close deals and execute their own insights — key for automotive AI success.

• Most Wanted Speed Team
• July 18, 2026

A recent over-the-air update caused widespread issues with Android Auto functionality, highlighting challenges in modern automotive software systems.

• Most Wanted Speed Team
• July 17, 2026

Ford now offers a remote killswitch feature on almost every new model, raising questions about vehicle security and driver control.

• Most Wanted Speed Team
• July 16, 2026

A new automotive and train-focused series starring Throttle House and TikTok’s favorite trainspotter launches September 4, offering unique insights into vehicles and trains.

• Most Wanted Speed Team
• July 15, 2026

Search interest and media coverage of Dodge have surged significantly, with 11 mentions in recent reports, indicating rising global attention on the brand.

• Most Wanted Speed Team
• July 15, 2026

A rider recovering from a serious injury credits Honda’s E-Clutch technology for enabling their return to motorcycling, highlighting advancements in safety and accessibility.

• Most Wanted Speed Team
• July 11, 2026

A rider recovering from a serious injury credits Honda’s E-Clutch for enabling a safe return to motorcycling, highlighting new tech aiding rider recovery.

• Most Wanted Speed Team
• July 11, 2026

European countries now require in-car cameras for vehicles; the US is considering similar regulations. This shift impacts safety and privacy standards.

• Most Wanted Speed Team
• July 10, 2026

Europe now requires in-car cameras in new vehicles, with the US expected to follow soon, impacting driver safety and surveillance policies.

• Most Wanted Speed Team
• July 10, 2026