As vehicles become increasingly connected and reliant on digital technology, automakers have gained unprecedented control over car features. This connectivity offers enhanced convenience and safety, ...

Imagine buying a brand new car, driving it home, and then discovering that the heated seats you thought came with the vehicle ...

The automotive industry is pivoting to software-defined vehicles, which use over-the-air updates and integrate functions into software rather than hardware. Connected cars can allow automakers to ...

As personal vehicles evolve into mobile technology platforms rather than merely serving as means of transportation, consumers now demand reliable, high-speed connectivity wherever they drive. To meet ...

Cars increasingly depend on the same fragile cell networks as smartphones Coverage gaps can cripple navigation, safety features, and remote apps Automakers are scrambling for solutions, from ...

A few years ago, all major U.S. cell carriers began shutting down their 3G wireless networks, which subsequently took vehicles that relied upon it offline. This effectively ended remote start, ...

Imagine pulling into a drive-through and realizing you've forgotten your wallet. No problem—your car has it covered. As you approach a toll booth, there's no fumbling for a credit card or reaching for ...

As cars become more technologically advanced, the cabin interface—screens, software, and connectivity—continues to grow increasingly important to the overall driving experience. Kia's response is the ...

Would you pay thousands a year to unlock previously-free features on your car? Soon, you may not have a choice. From movies and music to food deliveries and fitness apps, paying a monthly fee has ...