Technology

Tesla adds safety features back into its vehicles, while Waymo makes self-driving vehicles available to everyday drivers.

Tesla has begun restoring automatic emergency braking to Model S and 
 Model X vehicles, albeit a lower-speed version than expected.

Waymo adds 500 additional self-driving Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivans to its fleet in Phoenix.

At the New York auto show, Volvo told us it had improved the multimedia 
 display in the redesigned XC60 SUV. Here's what's new.

Tesla could be racing into another market with tough competition: A 
 potential Tesla truck would join a well-established trucking industry.

Cadillac's new Super Cruise system, coming this fall, can drive hands-free 
 in certain conditions. Here's how it works.

Despite its recent discontinuation, Nintendo's NES Classic Edition loaded with 30 vintage games is a must-take road-trip item.

A new study determined what would-be flying-car shoppers across the U.S. 
 want, need and expect of airborne automobiles.

Apple's self-driving car program appears firmly back on track now that it has gained approval to test autonomous vehicles in California.

A new J.D. Power study indicates consumers welcome driving assistance 
 features but are more skeptical of self-driving tech.