Waiting with bated breath for an Android Auto update? You might be in luck.

The US new-car market just crossed a line few expected: the average price for a new vehicle now sits above $50,000. Ten years ago, that would have sounded impossible. Trucks and SUVs are leading the charge,

Ferrari unveiled on Friday their new car for the 2026 Formula One season. The Italian team will hope that the new machinery, built to all-new regulations, can end a championship drought that stretches back almost two decades to 2008,

Google has just pressed the go-ahead button for Android Auto 16.0 for all users; the rollout on the Google Play Store happens gradually

From a new Hyundai recall covering blank radio screens, to Chevy's not-so-long-term plans for the latest Bolt, to the pseudo-return of BMW icons, things aren’t the way they were yesterday. Here, we’ll round up the biggest news stories of the last 24 hours on AutoBlog and divvy them up

Google is rolling out a redesign to the media player on Android Auto alongside the latest widely available updates.

The new Android Auto version is now rolling out through the Google Play Store; one change previously tested by beta users is finally available for everyone

BYD becomes Singapore's top-selling car brand for the second year, as electric vehicles reach a record high in new car sales. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Internal Revenue Service has released proposed regulations clarifying how a new auto loan interest deduction will work, offering dealerships and consumers detailed guidance on which