Xiaomi is really making a big move into the automobile industry. The company set up a new facility in Beijing, which includes the R&D and sales headquarters, and is aiming to release its first car by ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif. — Mercedes-Benz this year became the first automaker in the U.S. to say it plans to sell an advanced driver-assistance system that allows motorists to drive eyes-and-hands-free in ...

Mercedes-Benz is the first automaker to gain approval to sell a Level 3 automated driving system in the United States; the first customer-owned S-Class and EQS sedans in California and Nevada equipped ...

If you’ve been keeping up with autonomous vehicle news—or just spending a bit of time in our Cars category—you’ve probably seen people throw around terms like “Level 2 autonomy” or “Level 4 ...

Stellantis NV has pulled back plans to launch a Level 3 autonomous driving platform in its vehicles, saying there's a limited market for the technology. The transatlantic carmaker in February said it ...

For the first time, the BMW 7 Series will be able to drive in full, including in the dark. The new feature will allow drives to pay attention to other activities on board. Level 3 highly automated ...

Stellantis, namely the multinational automotive colossus formed by the merger of PSA and FCA, has recently unveiled a new semi-autonomous driving suite with Level 3 capability at speeds up to 60 ...

Move over, Tesla—Mercedes-Benz has become the first automaker certified for SAE Level 3 hands-free driving in the U.S. in a standard-production (albeit luxury) vehicle. Nevada has certified Mercedes' ...

Update: A BMW spokesperson got back to us with the following reply regarding the feature's availability in the United States: "With Level 3’s limited deployment possibilities in the U.S. at the moment ...

The company’s Drive Pilot system is approved for use in Nevada, but only at speeds up to 40 mph. You can play Tetris while cruising down the highway, but make sure your face stays visible to the ...