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Concept cars radicalized generations of automotive obsessives. Achieving the same result in a world of electrification and autonomy is tough. The post What’s the Point of Concept Cars Anymore? We Asked the People Who Design Them appeared first on The Drive.

Flock says its AI-powered surveillance cameras need humans in the loop to input target license plates correctly and verify its alerts. The post Flock Says Its Cameras Worked ‘Correctly’ When Police Tracked and Ambushed Me for No Reason appeared first on The Drive.

Most 2027 model-year Stellantis vehicles, across Ram, Jeep, and other makes, will offer a free 10 years of useful connected-car features with purchase. The post Stellantis Is Giving Away 10 Years of Remote Start and Everyone Else Should Too appeared first on The Drive.

In the past four years, GM and now Tesla have tried to skirt recalls by arguing that illegally bright headlights are "inconsequential" to safety. The people don't agree. The post Carmakers Don’t Think They Should Have to Fix Blindingly Bright Headlights appeared first on The Drive.

Not every car has to offer an exciting driving experience to sell, and the Lexus NX embraces that ideal. The post 2026 Lexus NX Hybrid Quick Review: I Finally Get Why People Buy These appeared first on The Drive.

Ford's CEO says plants in China and Mexico are "the most compliant with process," while U.S. plants "have caught up the fastest." The post Ford CEO Jim Farley Says U.S. Plants Are Catching Up to China and Mexico: TDS appeared first on The Drive.

The Japanese auto industry is considering car-parts standardization on an immense scale. The post Japan Wants to Standardize Car Parts to Protect Its Auto Industry appeared first on The Drive.

Aston Martin has dreamed up concept cars before, but it's never imagined something as militant as this. The post Aston Martin Basically Made a Halo Warthog for Call of Duty appeared first on The Drive.