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We've seen Google glass change the way people look at eye wear. The technology in this field has gained immense traction with companies like BMW using them for quality control purposes. We know where this technology is heading and that may be one reason why Mini decided to add some style and introduce their Augmented Vision system at the Shanghai Motor Show.

The trip comprised the vehicle traversing about 3,400 miles (5,472Km) from San Francisco to New York with 99 per cent of the drive in completely automated mode.

We're already one race down in the 2015 season of Formula One and there are already a bunch of you who want to get behind the wheel of these cars (virtually ofcourse). Come June we will see Codemasters releasing F1 2015 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PCs (through STEAM), so it's time to gear up for the race!

Agricultural by-products, such as straw, sawdust and corncobs, can be used to create environment friendly biofuel to power cars, scientists say.

General Motors European subsidiary, Opel is developing a new type of headlamps that tracks the movement of your eyes and then shines in the direction you are looking at. The headlamps have a set range but the new feature will be part of Opel's adaptive headlamps in the near future.

BMW's R&D chief said he saw hurdles to deeper collaboration with Apple beyond making products such as the iPhone work well in vehicles.

Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk believes that at one point in the future, driving cars may become illegal, thanks to self-driving cars.

A two-seater flying car which can take flight from any clear road could go on sale as early as 2017, potentially changing personal transport on a global scale, its manufacturers say.