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‘I Have No Idea How Fast I’m Going’: Woman Starts Driving Her Mercedes-Benz. Then The Entire Dashboard Disappears

"Send error codes to the computer and possibly leave you stranded..."

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Hyundai Motor Company Fire Risk Recall Update: What Caused the HPCU Overheating Issue and Which Models Are Affected?

Hyundai is recalling over 54,000 Elantra Hybrid vehicles in the US due to a fire risk from overheating in the hybrid power control unit.

International Business Times UK

Hyundai vehicle fire risk recall: Why is Hyundai Motor recalling over 54,000 vehicles? Check model, key details

Hyundai's latest recall covers certain 2024-2026 ⁠Elantra Hybrid vehicles. Overheating in the hybrid power control ⁠unit under high electrical loads can cause affected vehicles to fail to start or enter reduced-power mode.

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How a 14-year-old Colorado girl built a car blind-spot warning system that actually works

A young innovator from Colorado has developed a practical blind-spot detection system, addressing a common driving hazard. Her ingenious solution, designed for clarity and timely alerts, aims to enhance driver safety by making hidden traffic visible. This project highlights how simple, effective engineering can tackle real-world issues, proving valuable solutions…

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American Car Buyers Are Filing More Defect Complaints Than Ever

NHTSA defect complaints have climbed as vehicle prices hit records. California’s lemon law is seeing more use as a result.

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Why Did Waymo Recall 3,800 Robotaxis? Inside the Software Failure That Sent Vehicles Into Flooded Roads

Waymo recalls nearly 3,800 autonomous vehicles after a software defect allowed them to enter flooded roads. The recall follows an incident in San Antonio.

International Business Times UK

Mercedes Recalls 144,000 Cars For Blank Screens

Mercedes-Benz has issued a recall for 144,000 vehicles that may have a problem with their infotainment displays. The cars could have an infotainment control unit that inadvertently resets, causing the displays to go blank.

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Honda Driver Hears A Knocking Sound. Then He Realizes It’s A Common—And Way Cheaper—Problem: 'Oh Man...'

Engines are the focus point and central operating system for any vehicle. Having issues with the engine can be costly but unavoidable. So when you hear any unusual sounds coming from the engine, it’s easy to panic.

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Tesla recalls all of its ‘budget’ Cybertrucks over fears that the wheels might fall off

Off-road EV faces recall over faulty brake rotors, but also reveals just how few Tesla actually sold.

TechRadar

Used Tire Listings Remain Risky Because NHTSA Studies Show Many Are Older Than Recommended

Used tire deals often look like easy wins for drivers trying to save money, but those “savings” can hide serious safety concerns. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) studies highlight a troubling pattern where many used tires exceed recommended age limits. Rubber doesn’t improve with time, even when tread appears…

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Your Car May Soon Be Monitoring Everything You Do Behind The Wheel

Next year could be the start of a new surveillance era. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, passed by Congress in 2021, included a statute requiring new cars to have driver-monitoring systems designed to detect impaired drivers. The bill gave automakers three years to develop the technology, which should roll…

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Audi Is Recalling Nearly 20,000 E-Tron EVs Over Serious Brake Issue

The brake pedal may detach from the brake booster, which renders the service brakes inoperative.

InsideEVs

13 Million Ford Vehicles Recalled—but These Models Are Still Safe to Drive

If you’ve seen headlines about a massive Ford recall lately, you’re not alone—and yes, it sounds alarming. More than 13 million vehicles being recalled is the kind of number that makes any driver pause before turning the key. But here’s the good news: not every Ford owner needs to panic,…

Clever Dude

Is Your Car Making You a Distracted Driver?

You do your best to stay focused on the road, but some features on newer cars are demanding more and more of your attention.

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2026 Triumph Trident 800 Headlight Recall: We Shed Light on the Problem

Triumph Motorcycles America has issued a recall for the 2026 Trident 800 due to a potential insufficient low-beam headlight illumination.

InsideEVs

Tesla's 'ASS' Is Safe As Feds End Probe Into Remote Control Feature

The NHTSA opened a probe into nearly 2.6 million Tesla EVs in early 2025, after reports of about 100 crashes.

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Dear Tesla Stock Fans, Mark Your Calendars for April 3

Tesla's self-driving/robotaxi offerings are facing significant issues. Is the stock a "Buy" here?

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Jeep Recalls Over 11,000 Wagoneer S Models For Rear Liftgate Issue

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has issued a recall notice for the Jeep Wagoneer S. It seems the liftgate hinge covers may have been improperly installed and could detach from the vehicle.

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Who Sets the Rules for Assistive Driving Tech

Assistive driving technology, otherwise known as ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems), can make driving safer and easier.

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A New Regulatory Blow Could Change Tesla’s Outlook

Tesla’s latest regulatory update adds pressure at a time when the stock is already struggling, and puts its AI-driven valuation story under the microscope.

The Guardian - US

‘Kids say they take a quick look at TikTok’: a new kind of distracted driving is on the rise

As watching videos, using touchscreens, and even livestreaming behind the wheel become more common, experts warn of increased risk of crashes

InsideEVs

One-Pedal Driving Isn't A Safety Issue: Feds

The NHTSA found that Tesla's one-pedal driving wasn't the cause behind claims of unintended acceleration, marking it safe from a potential recall.

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Tesla Faces a New FSD Probe: What Does That Mean for the TSLA Stock Bull Case?

The NHTSA will probe the EV giant's FSD system.

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5 Auto Items Smart Seniors Always Buy Before Retirement

Based on roadside assistance trends from AAA and vehicle safety guidance from NHTSA, here are the auto items smart seniors often prioritize before retirement.

The Independent UK

Tesla faces new questions about how cars in self-driving mode handle poor conditions

Federal auto regulators have escalated a probe of Tesla after several of its cars crashed while using its self-driving feature, just as CEO Elon Musk prepares to roll out a new model with no steering wheel or pedals

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