Tesla has been pretty infamous due to Autopilot, which is Tesla's name for its semi-autonomous self-driving system. Cars with features like Autopilot are semi-autonomous because, ultimately, they are not true self-driving cars, and they can be tricked by things, including a particular road in Yosemite National Park.

Vehicles today are coming out with self-driving technology features. Mercedes-Benz, for one, is producing a model that takes autonomous driving to a different level. The 2022 model of the Mercedes-Benz EQS will sport a self-driving system that we haven't quite seen yet in the market.

Audi just dropped its latest concept vehicle design in a recent press release. The transformer-like Audi Skysphere comes equipped with an all-electric powertrain and a dynamic wheel design to enhance its performance. However, there's a good chance the Skysphere will be illegal if it ever makes it to production.

The Mines Rover represents a big step in EV autonomous vehicle usability. Currently, the Rover is part of the nation's largest fleet of autonomous vehicles. And yes, before you ask, these vehicles are fully autonomous. They require no driver intervention except in the instance of an emergency. Moreover, they're designed to only operate at low speeds, replacing shuttles on the Colorado School of Mines campus. Interesting, yes, but how feasible is public autonomous transport?

While the technology and futurism behind Baidu's Robocar sounds amazing, it hurts just to look at it. Even if it is a service vehicle could it be successful looking like it does?

Tesla’s Autopilot feature is marketed as being safe, but the NHTSA is investigating Tesla for Autopilot accidents with emergency vehicles.

Autonomous vehicles are all the rage these days as innovators develop new technologies designed to advance the science behind machines driving themselves. However, not all AVs are meant for daily drivers or personal use. One new autonomous vehicle model is destined to clean the environment by picking up cigarette butts autonomously.

MotorBiscuit sat down with Cars.com Executive Editor Joe Wiesenfelder at the 2021 Chicago Auto Show to discuss the rise of used car prices, the state of ADAS features, and what it could take to improve EV ownership.

Tesla has an image problem. Well, their autonomous vehicle software does. Much like the Coronavirus, people have become entrenched on one side of the issue or the other. Most believe that self-driving is either the future or a dangerous fantasy. Honestly, the truth is likely somewhere in the middle. However, a recent string of crashes while the brand's autonomous software has been in use highlight a concerning issue that'll be very difficult to work around.

I'm here today to clear up a misunderstanding I've noticed of late about autonomous vehicles and driving assists. Yesterday, I had an interaction with a family member that went something like this, after I asked how she liked her new Lincoln SUV. "Oh my, it's fantastic! It's one of those self-driving cars!" Well, no, it certainly does not.

Different automakers often use their own specific terms, names, and buzzwords to describe advanced driver-assistance safety features, such as lane-departure warning and collision warning. This guide, though, should cut down on the ADAS confusion.

A robot vacuum cleaner isn't going to take care of everything for you, but maybe it's enough to take care of your floors. It could be a great tool to help you stay on top of clean floors. So, should you leap and buy one of these little miracle machines?

Tesla Full Self-Driving and the brand's Autopilot software might sound like the same thing. However, they most certainly are not. Each has key features that differentiate it from the other.

Hyundai's latest endeavor might bring things one step closer to such a self-driving reality. Autonomous driving technology continues to advance in a big way, and the Hyundai "RoboShuttle" intends to improve commuting life in South Korea sooner than you might think.

Tesla’s FSD subscription is live, but what does it include? Is it worth $199 per month? Let’s look at everything that comes with Tesla FSD.

Tesla’s full self-driving beta system was finally released after a long wait with hiccups. So what does it entail, and just how well does it really work?

Robot vacuum cleaners have taken the drama out of home maintenance. At the very least, you no longer have to hear your kids arguing about whose turn it is to vacuum. However, it turns out that even a robotic vacuum cleaner can pitch a temper tantrum, and there's only one way to stop.

This new Jeep video shows an exciting future for the brand. But will the electric Jeep Wrangler do trails with autonomous driving?

Autonomous vehicles can’t navigate curves very well. Neither can some advanced safety systems, like adaptive cruise control and lane centering.

The growing number of crashes involving semi-autonomous cars has lead the NHTSA to issuing a new crash report mandate. And with companies reporting more about these crashes, the agency hopes to increase public confidence in ADAS-equipped cars and improve public safety.