Car Safety

Hyundai working with Germany's Ziess to get a holographic windshield display in production as soon as 2027.

BMW is recalling a batch of vehicles due to a malfunctioning part installed in a previous recall.

Porsche's Taycan has experienced its second major recall in recent months.

Mazda has recalled tens of thousands of Miatas due to a defect causing the front airbags to deploy with excessive force in minor crashes.

McLaren has recalled 1,012 GT supercars in the U.S. due to a front hood latch issue that could cause the hood to open while driving.

Cruise's robotaxis may be operating in the Uber fleet in some cities as soon as 2025.

Some 2024 Mustangs may experience a loss in vehicle control because of steering knuckles that may fracture over time.

Nine separate BMW model lines are involved in the automaker's latest recall.

A wide range of popular BMW models has been recalled due to a starter motor that may overheat and cause a fire.

Future headlights might turn into corners when your eyes move.

Stellantis hands-free system arrives late to the party, and it’s already DOA.

A diverse range of JLR SUVs have been recalled due to oil filter housings that may leak.

The recall affects more than 31,000 Taycans in the U.S., spanning every model year for the electric sedan.

An improperly installed nut on certain 2024 Ford Mustangs could result in serious vehicle issues.

Lamborghini's Urus recall affects approximately 2,133 vehicles in the U.S.

In certain conditions, the front tires of the Ford Transit Trailer off-road van may come into contact with the body.

A proposed class action alleges Ferrari failed to address reported brake issues.

Euro NCAP crash safety testing will soon favor physical buttons over touchscreens.

In the near future, other cars and surrounding infrastructure will be able to warn you of upcoming hazards.

Hyundai has demonstrated tires that grow “snow chains” at the push of a button.