According to data from The National Insurance Crime Bureau, Kia and Hyundai top the list of the 10 most stolen vehicles in America. Vehicle theft rates have increased in the United States since the pandemic began. Over a million cars were reported stolen in 2023. The National Insurance Crime Bureau’s
Nissan, in a statement, warned U.S. owners of older vehicles like 2000s Sentra and Pathfinder not to drive them due to the risk of exploding airbags caused by defective Takata airbag inflators. Nissan is advising owners of around 84,000 older cars in the United States to cease operating them due
According to CalSTA, California is testing a “road charge” system as gas tax revenues dwindle. Participants report mileage voluntarily, aligning with Biden’s push for electric vehicles. A “road charge,” which would impose fees on drivers based on their mileage rather than their petroleum purchases, is being tested in California, a
LendingTree conducted a study to find America’s worst drivers by looking at the number of driving incidents per 1,000 drivers in each state, grouped by vehicle brand. Since the pandemic, the cost of car insurance has increased by 30%, but some drivers are paying even more because they drive carelessly
According to Caixin, Huawei will be the next to challenge Tesla in autonomous driving, and it is well-positioned for partnerships because of its dual competence in software and hardware. For Tesla, the bad news just keeps getting worse. This week, it was revealed that Hertz, which previously garnered attention for
Volkswagen cars will now come with ChatGPT on all of VW’s models for more realistic communication between the vehicle and the driver. Volkswagen has announced that it will begin integrating OpenAI’s ChatGPT into its cars in the second quarter of 2024, joining the generative AI bandwagon. The chatbot will be
A post about the Blue Screen of Death on a Ford car has gone viral on social media, which was found to be due to the failure of the OTA update. Things remain the same more often than they change. The days of Windows 95 are long gone, and as
Maksim Oreshkin, the economic advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin, said that the German car industry could be sold to China and cease to be European cars. The top economic advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin, Maksim Oreshkin, told Expert magazine in an interview that was published on Tuesday that
According to The Telegraph, it was found that electric cars cause double the pothole damage compared to their petrol counterparts because the average electric car puts 2.24 times more stress on roads than a petrol car. Electric cars damage roads twice as much as their petrol equivalents, analysis has shown,
