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Chancellor Angela Merkel told carmakers on Tuesday that they should soon be able to test self-driving vehicles on German roads by promising to remove legal barriers.

In a recent test, Ford's engineers turned off the headlights, donned some night-vision goggles and sent their prototype Fusion sedan on a drive through the company's test track in Arizona.

Japan's government and auto giants Toyota Motor Corp, Nissan Motor Co. will join in an effort to develop intelligent maps by 2018.

Bolstering Android Auto's availability across the globe, Google recently announced the infotainment system's availability in India and 17 other countries.

The future holds a lot of promise when it comes to technology in cars and while we've seen a lot of research done in the field of flying cars and even autonomous cars, there's something new developing every passing year. There's some more coming our way and this time it is the Massachusetts Institute of Technolgy's Senseable Lab which has come out with something innovative.

Considering the comparatively greater leeway for innovation, Nissan has introduced the world's first automated 'Intelligent Parking Chair'.

The US road safety regulators have recently stated that Artificial Intelligence (AI) used in Google' self-driving cars can be qualified as actual drivers.

The Chevrolet Bolt was revealed at the Consumer Electronics Show and now it has bowed down at the Detroit Motor Show. The difference; however is that the specifications of the electric vehicle have finally been disclosed.