BMW i4 And 4 Series Gran Coupe Serve Up Laser-Lit Taillights, Upgraded Engines
BMW has taken the wraps off its new 2025 i4 and 4 Series Gran Coupe, offering buyers familiar features alongside some key improvements and updates.
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2025 Mercedes G 580 Revealed: What The Fully Electric G-Wagon Does With Four Motors
The famous G-Wagon is getting an electrified makeover courtesy of the G 580, boasting subtle styling changes alongside new EV power and off-roading chops.
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Rivian Offers Up To $5k Credit For Gas-Powered Trade-In: Which Trucks And SUVs Are Eligible
A new promotion from Rivian is looking to convert the gasoline faithful, offering some slightly generous discounts for eligible gas-powered vehicle trade-ins.
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Subaru Is Pulling The Plug On The Legacy, The First Car It Ever Made In The US
The Legacy was the first Subaru ever made in the United States, but after 35 years of being on the market, Subaru is pulling the plug on the sedan. Here's why.
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Apple Announces May Reveal Event: From New iPads To Apple Pencil, Here's What We Expect
Apple announced an event for the middle of May that is expected to produce new iPads, iPads Pro, and will likely also include updates to current accessories.
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Tesla's Full Self-Driving Package Gets Huge Price Cut In The US
Tesla's Full Self-Driving package (FSD) has been majorly discounted in the United States, and there are several reasons why. Here's what you need to know.
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The Biggest Surprise Of The Tesla Cybertruck Recall Isn't The Stuck Pedal
Cybertruck deliveries were suddenly halted due to an issue with the accelerator pedal, which has unintentionally shed some light on the Cybertruck's sales.
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Tesla Recalls Thousands Of Cybertrucks Over Accelerator Pedal Flaw An OTA Can't Fix
Following reports of an accelerator pedal issue, Tesla and the NHTSA have issued a recall for thousands of Cybertrucks. Here's what you need to know.
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Meta's 128GB Quest 2 Just Got A Tempting New Price Drop To $199
The Meta Quest 2 price cut is surprising, but not entirely unexpected. And it's not just the headset that is getting cheaper.
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Nothing's Latest Earbuds Serve Up ANC And ChatGPT On Demand
Nothing has announced the release of its two new earbuds, which feature active noise cancellation, sound improvements, and ChatGPT functionality on demand.
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TikTok's Instagram Competitor Notes Gets Limited Launch For Some Users
Instagram's newest competitor, TikTok Notes, has officially launched, but it's only available in certain regions as of now. Here's what you need to know.
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Elon Musk Hints At The Return Of Vine, But Is It Too Late?
Elon Musk has once again hinted at Vine's return by polling his followers, leaving some to wonder if it could compete today with TikTok or IG Reels.
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Sony's New Home Audio Hardware Gets Weird With Surround Sound, Neckband Speakers
Sony has announced its new line of audio hardware, and things get a little weird with surround sound, neckband speakers. Here's what we know so far.
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YouTube Outage Takes Down Home, Shorts, And Subscriptions
YouTube experienced a partial outage in April 2024 that took down multiple feeds on its website and in its mobile apps. Here's what we know about the issue.
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Here's How Much The Lotus Eletre 'Hyper SUV' Will Cost - And When You Can Get One
Those looking to get a 'Hyper SUV' EV with crazy horsepower - and a wallet deep enough to support the purchase - can snag the Lotus Eletre later this year.
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Rivian's Updated App Tries To Fix The Most Frustrating Part Of Public EV Charging
Finding reliable and fast charging can be an annoying hassle, but Rivian's newest over-the-air update could help avoid future charging inconveniences.
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Tesla Hits Pause On Cybertruck Deliveries And Safety Flaw Could Be To Blame
Though no official statement has been made as of yet, Tesla has seemingly recalled Cybertruck deliveries for several days due to a critical safety recall.
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iPhone Repairs Could Get Cheaper And Easier As Apple Green Lights Used Genuine Parts
Apple is finally easing its right-to-repair apprehensions by extending its support of 'genuine' used parts, though some restrictions still apply.
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Tesla Robotaxi Reveal Set For August 8: Here's What We Know
Tesla's $25,000 electric car may be dead, but Elon Musk is promising big robotaxi news in early August. Can he deliver on his big autonomous promises?
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Tesla's Low-Cost Model 2 EV Is Reportedly Dead
Tesla's long-promised cheap EV project may be officially dead. It seems the automaker is cancelling plans to bring a $25,000 car to market. Here's why.
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Apple Outage Hit App Store, Apple TV, Music, Arcade, Podcasts, And More
Apple experienced a major service outage that hit many of its most popular services, including Apple Music and Apple TV+, as well as the App Store.
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Apple Robot Rumor Teases Tech After Car Failure: What We Could Expect
Apple's cancellation of the self-driving electric car project received widespread coverage, but the tech giant seems to have more in the pipeline.
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This Lucid Electric Coupe Concept Is The Telsa Roadster Rival The EV World Needs
While many concept cars never make it to production, Lucid has just revealed an electric coupe that could rival the Tesla Roadster, and we hope it happens.
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Spotify Prices Are About To Go Up Again: Here's What We Know
Another price hike is reportedly in store for Spotify Premium users, as well as a potential new subscription tier, as the streaming service continues to expand.
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Could Tesla Survive Another Price Cut After EV Supply Outstrips Demand?
Tesla continues to adjust its projections as it pares down vehicle deliveries, alongside the previous price cuts, in order to survive waning EV interest.
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Elon Musk's X Antics May Be Pushing Away New Tesla Customers
Elon Musk's behavior on X, formerly known as Twitter, may be souring future and existing customers on the idea of buying a car from his EV manufacturer, Tesla.
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Here's Why Congress Banned Microsoft's Copilot AI
The Microsoft Copilot application was determined by the Office of Cybersecurity to pose a risk, and congressional staffers won't be allowed t use it.
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