A new report from Progressive explores how certain in-vehicle technology can affect drivers’ focus — either mentally or physically — and therefore, roadway safety.
As Polestar announces the first-ever full-scale web browser built into its Polestar 2, a new era of in-vehicle tech and infotainment has arrived.
Wireless Full Link delivers access to a range of functionality including music, podcasts, mapping, and contacts through the infotainment screen.
Volkswagen has equipped most of its 2021-MY lineup with a new infotainment system, and select models include new driver-assistance features.
SiriusXM with 360L – SiriusXM's newest and most advanced audio entertainment platform – will make its Ford debut in the 2021 F-150.
General Motors will offer SiriusXM with 360L to nearly 1 million Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac, and Buick owners of select 2020 model-year vehicles.
Ford has previewed its next-generation SYNC 4 communications and entertainment system that doubles the computing power of SYNC 3 to improve the speed of navigation, music, and connected smartphones, Ford has announced.
Volkswagen has integrated Apple's Siri voice commands into its Car-Net mobile app to help drivers better interact with their vehicles, the company announced.
Drivers of certain Buick vehicles will be able to make restaurant reservations through a new Yelp Reservations app that will be added to the Buick Marketplace and accessible through the infotainment system's touchscreen.
Jaguar Land Rover has increased the availability of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto functionalities on select 2019 model-year vehicles, and is standard on the 2019 Jaguar I-PACE.
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