Technology

The 2018-19 auto show season kicks off Oct. 4 in California with the 2018 
 Orange County International Auto Show.

GM is pushing for a nationwide quota on zero-emissions vehicles, throwing 
 the weight of America's largest automaker behind a single nationwide 
 requirement rather than the current patchwork of state-by-state 
 requirements.

The 2019 Dodge Charger Hellcat adds three new stripe color options in 
 red, blue and silver. But the really interesting bits come in the performance 
 upgrades.

BMW will team with three tech companies to generate crowd-sourced map 
 data from its newly developed cars starting in 2018.

California-based Pursuit Systems, a company that builds equipment for 
 movie and television studios, added a crane-outfitted Ford Edge ST to its 
 fleet of camera vehicles.

Honda's 2019 model-year refresh for the popular Civic now hits the sportier 
 Si grades, albeit in pared-down form.

Safety may not be sexy, but it sure is popular. Hyundai is the latest brand 
 to make several key safety features standard on its 2019 Tucson compact 
 SUV.

According to a new study from AAA, advanced driver assistance systems 
 can add up to $3,000 in repair costs following a minor accident.

Jaguar's new 2019 I-Pace electric SUV will have standard Apple CarPlay 
 and Android Auto smartphone compatibility.

Jaguar says the new I-Pace, a low-slung electric SUV, will have an EPA-
 rated 234 miles of electric range. That makes it one of just a handful of 
 electric cars to break the 200-mile mark.