CHP aircraft tracked a motorcycle after it exceeded 120 mph on patrol. Officers waited until the rider stopped, avoiding a dangerous pursuit. Motorcycle was seized for 30 days, marking the area’s 38th seizure this year.
Eligible Honda models now replace Google Assistant with Gemini. The AI understands natural conversation instead of fixed voice commands. Gemini Live enables hands-free chats for trips, news, and brainstorming. Modern technology offers the opportunity for
Mercedes-AMG appears to be working on a hardcore GT 4-Door EV. Prototype features a ventilated hood and a sizable rear wing. Model could outgun the GT 63, which has 1,153 hp and 1,475 lb-ft. The
Several upgrades have been made to the original turbo-diesel of this Defender. The exterior has also been transformed and is painted in Oak Green Metallic. A Texan rancher originally commissioned this Defender and is now
The Grand Tour will return on September 4 with new hosts. They’re James Engelsman, Thomas Holland, and Francis Bourgeois. Fans seem split on the reboot, but many said they’ll give it a chance. Jeremy Clarkson,
Ballet Cat keeps its looks but gets more powerful electric motors. GWM aims this curvy little hatchback squarely at female buyers. A built-in selfie camera uploads photos straight to social media. Great Wall Motor, which
Nissan is preparing to axe the Altima and Rogue Plug-In Hybrid. Amid slowing sales, Nissan believes they only need one sedan in America. Plug-in hybrid crossover will be replaced by the new Rogue e-Power. Earlier
South Australia Police has deployed six new shadow police vehicles. Their US-inspired reflective graphics are hard to see in daylight. Fleet includes Subaru Outbacks, Toyota Klugers and Land Cruisers. South Australia Police is borrowing from
The NHTSA says it doesn’t make sense for robotaxis to have manual controls. Tesla originally only ever intended to build the Cybercab without normal controls. Recent Cybercab prototypes have been spied testing with a wheel
An Air Force engineer stands accused of dismantling more than a dozen cameras. The defendant says license plate readers violate Fourth Amendment privacy rights. The case tests whether mass vehicle surveillance complies with the Constitution.
