This is where we're headed

1) Electric turbochargers - There's been lots of talk about electric turbocharging, especially from Audi, but 2016 was the year that they actually started to sound real. Essentially, it's exactly what it says on the tin-an electrically-driven turbocharger that

Apple-driven vehicles anyone?

Back in October, it was reported that Apple had shelved Apple Car development to focus on creating an autonomous driving system instead. Now, the California tech giant is calling for US legislators to refrain from restricting the testing of AI-run vehicles-

It was fun while it lasted

Apple fanboys might want to sit down for this one. According a report by Automotive News, the California-based tech giant has dramatically scaled back on its plans to build the so-called Apple Car, opting to shift its focus toward developing

The Apple Car could be very sporty

The rumored Apple Car is one of the biggest open secrets in both the tech and auto industries. The latter says it isn't worried, and it is true that the automotive world isn't as easy to disrupt as the industries

Interesting development, this one

Apple doesn't hide the fact that it wants to venture into the automotive industry. The iPhone manufacturer has dropped hints that it could release its very own vehicle by the year 2020. But as the world eagerly awaits what this car

The battle for your dashboard continues

Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are fast becoming a major part of the automotive landscape. Many new vehicles are now becoming compatible with the two smartphone operating systems via their infotainment systems. This allows drivers to stay in touch while still keeping