Ford have announced plans to put cellular vehicle-to-everything, or C-V2X, technology in Ford vehicles in China in 2021. C-V2X technology can help make streets safer with vehicles that will be able to "talk" and "listen" to each other, pedestrians,

Nissan are testing the use of augmented reality in autonomous driving. They call it I2V (Invisible-to-Visible), and it helps to merge real and virtual worlds, allowing the driver to see beyond objects such as buildings.

Volvo Cars, fresh off announcing their cars will soon be limited to 180 km/h, are taking another new step toward ending fatalities in their cars. This one is meant to address driver intoxication and distraction, and it involves the use

JLR call it their "ClearSight Rear View Mirror", and it changes at the flip of a switch between an actual rear view mirror and an HD display of an unobstructed 50-degree view of what's behind the car. It's in the new 2020 Evoque.

Volvo will limit the top speed on all their new cars to 180 km/h starting in 2020—the first year they want there to be zero people killed or seriously injured in any of their new models.

The 8th-generation VW Passat is shown for the first time at Geneva, in advance of a market launch next September in Germany. The newest Passat will be the first VW model capable of partially automated driving at speeds up to 210 km/h.

Jaguar Land Rover are testing a traffic light assistant. With GLOSA, the Green Light Optimal Speed Advisory system, the vehicle and traffic lights talk

Tesla's global fleet recently reached half a million vehicles, and all of them added over the past three years have been equipped with Autopilot

For the first time, VW have succeeded in using a quantum computer to develop a traffic management system that will replace forecasting for urban

Future Jaguar-Land Rover vehicles will be able to tell if you're feeling unwell and adjust things to stave off car sickness, the company says.