CES has always been on the fringes of auto-show culture, but over the past few years, automakers have steadily given more and more priority to Las Vegas in January. Despite a number of setbacks in 2022, including media and vendor pullouts over COVID-19 concerns, the show continued on, and the result could qualify as the best […]
Right now, changing a car’s exterior color involves a traditional painting process. But what if you could do it at the touch of a button? That’s a feature BMW is investigating with the help of E Ink technology, and the German automaker brought a color-changing prototype car to CES 2022 this week. Dubbed the iX Flow, this
Facebook (now renamed Meta) is still trying to make AR-enabled, AI-assisted smart glasses happen. The company announced plans to field-test its camera and sensor-studded Project Aria research glasses in more places, with neural input wristbands, and even in cars. These plans for even more data-hungry glasses were announced during a week where a trove of leaked internal documents has
Gold wheels and yellow daytime running lights aren’t the only reasons to dig the BMW M5 CS, but they’re definitely a great place to start. These rad bits of brightwork immediately grab your attention, and man, this latest M5 absolutely deserves it. With 627 horsepower coming from a 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 engine, the 2022 M5
