Autonomous vehicles hold the promise of removing transportation barriers for people with disabilities, a fact that is often overlooked with the focus on technology.

In recent months, Nikola Corp. and Tesla have announced major leaps in the field of power storage that, if proven, could lead to big improvements in range. But not everyone is convinced.

Lithium is a highly reactive metal with a single electron. When the battery is charging, electrons in the cathode begin moving toward the anode through an external circuit.

How do you create a parking structures that could be put to other uses if there's less need for parking in the future?

The Zipcar co-founder envisions making cities more livable by using mobility planning guidelines.

People are getting more comfortable using multiple options for transportation, but one expert says there is more at stake than convenience: There is also comfort.

German company Hubject is helping to implement a global standard called ISO 15118 that enables so-called Plug&Charge.

Cybersecuity firm Karamba Security is creating replicas of automotive electronic control units, intentionally left unprotected and open to hackers. The company then tracks attempted cyberattacks worldwide.

Quesnay, a company specializing in "innovation consulting services," has founded a program designed to give female  entrepreneurs access to the technology business.

After a fatal accident last year in Arizona, Uber has sharpened its focus on safety and is drawing on the expertise of people from aerospace and nuclear industries.

Association of Global Automakers vice president Steve Gehring says getting autonomous, connected vehicles on the road means going beyond an annual voluntary report to federal regulators.

Charles Knuth wants us to take a fresh look at a century-old way to tackle congestion and boost mobility: Carpooling.