Car Tech Videos

Kia is working on a unique in-car audio system which will allow each passenger in a car to listen to their preferred track at the same time. So, while the driver would like to listen to Jazz, the front passenger can listen to something else and the kids in the back can listen to what they like.

Audi raises quite a few eyebrows with their innovative mirrorless side mirror technology featured in the E-Tron concept electric SUV. We got a better idea of this system via two videos released by Auditography on YouTube and by Audi on Facebook.

Cadillac finally announced the expansion of its advanced intelligent and connected technology, Super Cruise at the Intelligent Transportation Society’s annual conference in Detroit, last Wednesday.

The German automaker BMW recently announced it has made a wireless charging pad for electric vehicles. This technology is available for mobile devices, but it was never created for vehicles.

After releasing teaser pictures of the 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe over the course of a few months enticing customers and enthusiasts alike, the official photos of the Santa Fe were released on Tuesday.

Toyota has been working silently on its autonomous tech and has made steady progress, as it has created a car that can see up to 660-feet in all directions. Toyota self-driving tech will be showcased at next week’s 2018 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

Volvo's ambitious Drive Me project plans at handing over 100 of its new self-driving vehicles to families in Sweden. Families are regular customers.

Lexus has introduced a new autonomous drive system, which is aptly called Guardian and Chauffer. It involves a car outfitted with two steering wheels.

Finally, Tesla autopilot is available for UAE motorists. If you are a proud owner of Tesla, you already have the world’s best electric car in your garage.

Genesis on Wednesday introduced a new Genesis Google Assistant app that allows the driver to control their car’s functions remotely through voice commands.

The 2018 Nissan Leaf is scheduled to debut very soon and the automaker is currently leaving bits and pieces of information to keep us updated

The French automaker, Renault demonstrated the use of revolutionary wireless charging technology for electric cars in Paris this Thursday.