Genesis is finally ready to get serious about the U.S. market with its first luxury crossover SUV, the GV80. On Tuesday in Miami, Florida, the Korean automaker confirmed the 2021 Genesis GV80 will have two new turbocharged engines and detailed…
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Hyundai, Kia, Genesis moving fast on new vehicles, technology
CALIFORNIA CITY, Calif. — There’s not usually too much to see out in this stretch of the Mojave desert north of Los Angeles. There’s the “airplane boneyard” of retired commercial aircraft, Willow Springs raceway and Hyundai’s proving grounds, where drivers…
2020 Audi S8 revealed with 571 hp, the gamut of suspension technology
Audi has revealed the next-generation S8, the higher-performance version of its flagship luxury sedan. Like the last model, it is powered by a twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V-8, but this model gets a power boost to 571 horsepower and 590 pound-feet of…
Connected-vehicle technology reaches a precarious pivot point
BRYAN, Texas — Federal, state and local transportation agencies have spent decades preparing for the arrival of a connected-vehicle communications technology that could potentially thwart crashes and save lives. But when transportation leaders met last week at the Texas A&M…
Hyundai shares prototype for future cockpit technology
Hyundai is ready to change the way drivers operate various features inside its cars. To give us a taste of how it will look, the South Korean brand shared images of its next-generation cockpit prototype. To underscore that this technology…
Nissan reveals connected car technology to reveal the invisible for drivers
At next week’s 2019 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nissan will show off its Invisible-to-Visible (I2V) technology, which will help drivers anticipate what lies ahead. The technology uses sensors from inside and outside of the vehicle and works with…