Having parking sensors fitted to your car as an aftermarket option can be a costly and complicated affair, but what if you could get something that’s completely wireless? Enter FenSens Smart Wireless Parking Sensor.

Remember George Hotz? You know, that guy who hacked/jailbreak/unlocked the first iPhone (and many subsequent iOS versions), pwned the PlayStation 3, went to work for a string of giant tech companies, trolled Elon Musk, and then started his own self-driving car startup all before the age of 26? Yeah, that guy! Well, he’s back!

The Car Connectivity Consortium has just announced a Digital Key Specification, which allows users to use digital keys for their cars. Here are the details.

New Tesla Roadster supercar of the future as well as Tesla Semi truck are now official. Here are the details.

Apple has posted compatibility list that outlines exactly which cars will charge the new iPhone X, iPhone 8 and 8 Plus wirelessly with built-in wireless chargers.

A new report out today claims that Apple is working on what it calls PAIL, or Palo Alto to Infinite Loop, a self-driving shuttle that will allow staff to move between its old and new campuses with ease.

Sphero is a household name these days thanks to its work to create the remote controlled BB-8 Droid that took the world by storm a couple of Christmases ago, and the company is once again working its magic in readiness for the cinematic release of Cars 3.

Tesla has updated the Model S with the availability of an all-glass roof upgrade option in addition to the panoramic roof. Here’s everything you need to know about it.

Geohot (George Hotz) has unexpectedly canceled his aftermarket self-driving car kit, the Comma One. Here’s the reason why.

Apple has put the brakes on development of its electric car, according to a new report, with the team involved in the project now working towards making its self-driving autonomous car platform a reality.

Self-driving cars may once be thought of as a Google thing, but everyone seems to have an autonomous car in the works these days, and taxi firm Uber is no different. Starting today riders in Pittsburgh could find them being driven around by a computer, rather than a human being, and that’s super awesome.

Any passionate car enthusiast in the United States will have likely looked into the potential of getting their hands on one of Automatic’s first or second-generation adapters that hooks into the vehicle’s diagnostic port. This tech has been allowing vehicle owners to track mileage and vehicle information, and then log the data back to a connected smartphone, for quite some time. Now the company is back with an all new offering in the form of the new Automatic Pro, which is a gizmo built on top of the second-generation Automatic adapter, but with the inclusion of additional smarts.