Hydrogen’s resurgence
Hydrogen-powered vehicles made a comeback at CES 2024, with companies like Nikola, Hyundai, and Bosch promoting its benefits over traditional battery-powered electric vehicles.
Understanding software-defined vehicles
Vehicles are now being defined by their “capabilities that can be upgraded over time, fundamentally by software, instead of having to change physical parts.” This concept was a highlight at CES 2024. Read more.
Honda’s 0 series EVs and concepts
Honda showcased its sleek Saloon concept and family-friendly Space-Hub at CES, and is targeting a North American launch of the 0 series lineup in 2026. Check out our first look.
Polestar on Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
Polestar is sticking with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, allowing drivers more flexibility with additional services in their cars. The company’s CEO shared insights in an exclusive interview with TechCrunch.
Pivotal’s electric personal aircraft
Pivotal will begin shipping its $190,000 Helix vehicles, gathering preorders during CES. The Helix doesn’t require a Federal Aviation Administration pilot certification. Read more.
Hyundai’s eVTOL aircraft
Supernal, a Hyundai subsidiary, unveiled its S-A2 electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, intended to fuel a network of aerial taxis through a partnership with Uber Elevate. The company targets FAA approval in 2025 with a launch in 2028. Read our interview.
Volkswagen’s integration of ChatGPT
Volkswagen added the AI chat bot ChatGPT to its IDA voice assistant, offering new capabilities to drivers. Hands-on demo.
Kia’s modular EV lineup
Kia revealed its modular electric vehicle lineup, featuring a three-row van targeting a $35,000 price tag and a 2025 launch. Read our first impressions.
Google Maps real-time battery information
Android Auto will now provide real-time battery information to EV owners, making trip planning easier. Check out all the details.