The executive director of the Coalition for Reimagined Mobility breaks down new Commerce Department rules that keep Chinese and Russian software and hardware out of the connected-vehicle supply chain.

Company leaders at CES see the automotive industry’s progress as inevitable, regardless of President-elect Donald Trump’s stated plans to hike tariffs.

Debris removal following the deadly wildfires in Southern California will be made more complicated by the area’s plentiful electric-vehicle batteries and other lithium ion cells.

Through a partnership with Google, the automaker plans to launch a new CLA coupe that incorporates an artificial intelligence-based “virtual assistant” to give directions and answer drivers’ question.

The promise of AI, powered by Nvidia’s hardware and software, has erased the dividing line between the world of cars and trucks and the one of big tech.

Automakers often add sensors to enhance the in-vehicle experience and meet safety standards. Texas Instruments says its new chips improve vehicles with fewer parts.