Technology News

First things first, we told you about Google's attempt at making a driverless vehicle and that the company was taking steps to get that project to soar heights. Well, they have. Google's self-driving car is here.

After Google and Apple, Nokia announced the Here Auto connected car platform. Nokia is not new to the world of navigation but this time around they will be developing an application that can be embedded to a vehicle's navigation system, a mobile app companion and a cloud service.

I remember reading Subaru's April Fools day prank about a cars self-cleaning function, but who knew that Nissan would take things very seriously and start testing an innovative paint technology that promises to repel mud, dirt and rain.

The official trailer to Project CARS, a simulation racing game, is out and it is one of the most realistic setup we've seen in a while. Move over Gran Turismo and Forza, there's a new kid in town.

At the New York International Auto Show, Nissan will debut the world's first LCD-monitor rear view mirror. The Nissan Smart Rearview Mirror, mounted in the traditional location at the top edge of the windshield, looks the same as any other piece of reflective glass on the surface.

Honda Motor Co Ltd and Toyota Motor Corp plan to launch fuel-cell vehicles in the consumer market in 2015, with each producing about 1,000 eco-friendly cars a year, the Nikkei newspaper reported.

When it looked like Microsoft was going to have a tough time to reply to new technologies in in-car entertainment systems, the company previewed their in-car applications recently which are still in the early stages of development.

Volvo calls it 'Roam Delivery' and the company will showcase the new technology at the upcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.