Technology
New "real world" fuel efficiency test developed in France
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By Paul Gover · 15 Jul 2016
If you're struggling to get your car to produce the same fuel economy as the maker's claim then you're not alone.
Autonomous car tech questioned after Tesla death
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By Paul Gover · 08 Jul 2016
Joshua Brown has just joined the same unfortunate page in the history books as Bridget Driscoll.
BMW teams with Intel and Mobileye for open-source autonomous tech
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By Tim Robson · 04 Jul 2016
Car giant teams with tech leaders for next-generation self-piloted program that will be made freely available to all players.
Tesla driver allegedly watching movie before fatal Autopilot crash
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By Tim Robson · 04 Jul 2016
US man collided with truck after Tesla Autopilot system failed to detect turning semi-trailer.
2017 Ford Ranger brings SYNC3 update, plus reversing camera and sensors for pickups
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By Laura Berry · 29 Jun 2016
Updated Ranger ute due in September with significant tech gains across the range, in a bid to overthrow the Toyota Hilux.
BMW charges into home battery market
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By Tim Robson · 24 Jun 2016
BMW is looking to join the ranks of car companies like Tesla and Mercedes-Benz by offering a home energy storage solution based around its vehicle battery technology.
How buses are confusing high-tech cars
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By Paul Gover · 24 Jun 2016
Speed signs on the back of Sydney buses are thwarting one of Europe's best safety items.
Mazda G-Vectoring tech aims to improve front-wheel grip
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By Joshua Dowling · 24 Jun 2016
Mazda has come up with new technology that will make average motorists seem like good drivers.
GM develops new safety tech to avoid locking kids in cars
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By Paul Gover · 24 Jun 2016
Hot weather deaths of children in cars will eventually become history if the former head of Holden gets his way.
Alternatives to factory-fitted satnav?
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By Paul Gover · 22 Jun 2016
No navigation system is perfect. As far as I can tell, you get pretty close to heaven using Google Maps through a smart phone or tablet, operating through a Bluetooth hands-free unit such as Blue Ant or a Jabra Freeway or Tour. It doesn't cost much either but maybe it should remain our secret for the time being.