Texas Has A New EV Incentive Program (And Tesla's Benefiting From It)
The U.S.' $7,500 EV tax rebate may have come to an end, but Texas has stepped with a new incentive for local EV purchases, including Teslas.
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Honda Says The 2026 Passport TrailSport Is A Real Off-Roader, So We Put It To The Test
Is Honda's TrailSport badge all show? We took the latest 2026 Passport TrailSport off-road to find out.
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Walmart Is Deploying Ambient IoT To Help Keep Track Of All Its Items Across Stores
Walmart is looking to improve and streamline its stock management and supply chain, bringing in ambient IoT to help manage all the items it sells.
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Another Cruise Line Just Filed For Bankruptcy, Continuing A Worrying Trend
2025 hasn't been a good year for cruise line operators. Sadly, it doesn't look like things are changing any time soon, with another name filing for bankruptcy.
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Yamaha's Self-Balancing Motorcycle Prototype Can Pick Itself Up After Falling Over
Tired of picking your bike back up after a fall? Yamaha's newest prototype sidesteps that inconvenience, though there's no guarantee you'll be able to buy one.
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How Is A Social Media Feed Going To Enhance Character.AI?
Character.AI continues to grow in popularity and is now adding social feeds to the platform. Is it going to enhance it? Here's what you need to know.
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This 2025 Kia Sorento Could've Been A Genesis, And That's Its Biggest Problem
How do you explain you spent $50k on a midsize Kia crossover?
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This Network-Enabled Smart Weapon Is One Step Closer To Action After Hitting Key Milestone
Precision-guided weapons, such as missiles or rockets, can be wildly inaccurate when subjected to GPS jamming by opposition forces
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Ford's Mustang Is A Survivor, And This Dark Horse Proves Why
With a 5.0-liter V8 and MagneRide suspension, the Mustang Dark Horse is more than just a pretty pony.
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Dwarf 3 Review: Portable Smart Telescope Astrophotography Made Easy
Dwarf 3 is a smart telescope with the ability to connect to your phone and track objects at night and during the day -- but is it worth the cash?
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MotorTrend Has Officially Named 2026's Car Of The Year
MotorTrend has finally named its Car of the Year for 2026, and it's a car with a sterling reputation for reliability that has lasted for decades.
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Honda's CR-V TrailSport Hybrid Looks Great, But The Smart Money Buys A Different Trim
The familiarity of a Honda, the frugality of a hybrid, and a sprinkling of off-road ability. But is the CR-V TrailSport Hybrid more than the sum of its parts?
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Nissan's New 2026 Leaf Finally Delivers On An Old Promise
Is Nissan's newest Leaf the freshly-crowned king of cheap electric cars?
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Home Depot Is Giving Away A Free Milwaukee Cut Off Saw - Here's How You Can Get Yours
In the market for a cut off saw? Home Depot has a stellar deal that will net you a free Milwaukee cut off saw if you act now. Here's what you need to do.
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PCIe 7.0 Is Coming, And It Might Make Future SSDs Incredibly Fast
A new PCIe standard is almost here and it could prevent your next SSD from feeling slow too soon.
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Jeep's Most Interesting 2026 Grand Wagoneer Is Electrified, But Don't Call It A Hybrid
Jeep is simplifying the 2026 Grand Wagoneer, with a lower starting price and no more "base" Wagoneer, but it's the new engine option we're most excited about.
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Someone Explain Why Mercedes' Stunning New Concept Is Overshadowed By Its Own Dashboard
Mercedes pulls out all the stops: If you think the Vision Iconic concept looks incredible on the outside, just wait until you see the cabin.
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Ford CEO Admits EV Market Will Be 'Way Smaller Than We Thought'
Ford’s latest remarks on the future of electric vehicles hint at a major shift in the company’s expectations and what it could mean for the wider EV market.
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Apple's Bringing Back An iPad Feature You Probably Missed In iPadOS 26.1
iPadOS 26.1 promises a number of changes to Apple's popular tablet operating system, but you may have missed that it also brought back one missing feature.
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AI Is Going Hollywood With 'Hyperreal' Digital Actors, Talent Studios & Production Companies
As AI-generated content continues to take over social media, one studio is attempting its most ambitious effort yet: a fully AI-generated actress.
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The US Navy Is Repairing Freedom-Class Combat Ships At Sea Now (And Here's Why It Matters)
The Freedom-class LCS isn't a large warship like the Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier, designed to stay near the coast while on deployment.
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Snapchat's Charging Certain Users Now For Saving Photos & Videos - Here's Why, And How Much
A major change to Snapchat may leave some users losing their Memories if they don't subscribe to a new service. Here's how to know if you're affected.
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Why A No-Fly Zone Over Ukraine Would Mean Complications For The West
The war in Ukraine and the prodigious use of drones in that war could make enforcing a no-fly zone very complicated. Here's what you need to know.
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The New 2025 Audi SQ5 Needs To Be Angrier
Audi's new Q5 gets a hotter version with a punchy V6, but does it have the bark and bite to go with the premium price tag?
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Google Made The Best Smartwatch For Android, And It Did It Without Gimmicks
Google's Pixel Watch 4 is the best WearOS smartwatch yet -- and it might very well be the most beautiful smartwatch ever made.
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Ferrari's Most Interesting Car In Years Ignores Reality
Ferrari isn't the first supercar-maker to plan an EV, but that doesn't mean we've seen anything like the Elettrica before.
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Tesla's $1K Mistake: How This Cybertruck Owner Says He Cashed In
Mistakes made by car dealerships don't often work in the favor of customers, but one Tesla owner claims they got a stellar deal due to a dealership flub.
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