The slow road to self-driving cars

Driving change MY FIRST WAYMO IS LOCKED IN A STANDOFF with a human rival. I’ve hailed the driverless cab in a tricky triangular parking lot in Austin, and when it pulls in—a hulking white all-electric

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TESLA has had a roller-coaster ride recently. People seem to either love or hate this firm that makes only EVs, but you can’t deny the Model Y’s popularity, because it still sells in vast numbers; in

Our round-up of the funny, fascinating and unusual stories this fortnight

There was a time when bosses at car manufacturers didn’t like to talk about platforms – the mechanical underpinnings of their cars. These are expensive to develop, so big car companies share them acro

I’m so disappointed in Luca de Meo. His decision to quit the top job at the Renault Group has left me feeling bereft, not least because over the years – at Toyota, Fiat-Alfa-Abarth, VW, Seat and final