As ADAS becomes more prevalent, it won’t just be collision shops working on those components. The work of aftermarket modifiers to change vehicles while maintaining ADAS specs offers insight into how these systems are calibrated.

This mainstay sedan in the Lincoln lineup is no more. The decision follows parent company Ford's move away from cars.

Hyundai says it's positioning its new Venue compact SUV as an entry-level vehicle with a suite of ADAS features.

A survey from Erie Insurance revealed that adaptive cruise control is the feature that drivers most often turn off manually.

The Cadillac Lyriq has a release date of Aug. 6.

The Alliance for Automotive Innovation held a hearing touching on the implications that COVID-19 has on the automotive industry.

A grocery store chain will provide free-to-use electric vehicle charging stations at its select locations.

EV Connect and Trillium have announced the completion of California's more-than-150-mile Central Valley Electric Highway.

Lyft is devoting a lot of data from its day-to-day operations to help improve mapping and simulations for future autonomous driving.

A report from CCC says that the challenges brought by COVID-19 might make insurers take greater interest to risk mitigation through telematics.

Jolta, the first-ever electric vehicle dealership, is set to launch in Miami this fall, featuring e-cars, e-bikes, e-scooters, and e-motorcycles.

Ford's micromobility company, Spin, launched first in Germany at a rate of 30 Euros per minute.

Ben Cruz, director of the Center for Advanced Automotive Technology at Macomb Community College, describes how the slower mechanical changes in vehicles of the past are now rapid electronic changes that have the same big impact.

The rideshare company announced the plans in mid-June, citing environmental concerns.

UK-based insurance firm Thatcham has called for all cars with advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) to be fitted with a standardized warning light that alerts drivers if the systems are malfunctioning, Autocar reported.

From an article in National Oil and Lube News: Telematics are a huge topic (and subject of a big debate) in the automotive industry. Get the background here on how it got to this point.

The revamped Ford Bronco is expected to make its public debut on July 9.

Tesla is negotiating possible incentives with a Texas county near Austin on a new assembly plant.

While the company has invested big into EV development, GM's CEO says that it will still take a long time for the landscape to change.

CTEK global training manager, Tony Zeal, held a webinar exploring how shops can educate, build trust, and help their customers improve the health of their battery.

Higher repair costs and a vulnerable battery in a crash present new challenges for insurers dealing with EVs.

A report from Lux Research says that industry pressures are tilting toward an electric future, but the tide will take a while to turn.

Scheduled to debut this month, the 2021 Lexus IS is postponed indefinitely.

In lieu of live auto shows right now, Lordstown Motors will unveil its Endurance pickup sometime around June 22.