Six years after personal tragedy inspired a mission to end distracted driving, Steve Kiefer said his foundation has made progress despite Michigan roads being as dangerous as ever. The Kiefer Foundation was launched after Kiefer’s son Mitchel was killed in a car crash caused by a distracted driver in 2016, shortly after he graduated from

When the Indy Autonomous Challenge racing series made its CES debut last year, the concept of self-driving cars traveling at speeds approaching 170 mph attracted considerable attention. “There was, I think, a lot of shock and awe that it was even possible in today’s day and age,” said Paul Mitchell, CEO of Energy Systems Network,

SAN FRANCISCO — Tesla buyers who waited months for their new car have had an unusual choice for much of the past two years: keep the new electric vehicle, or sell it at a profit to someone with less patience. But the days of the Tesla flip are numbered — a potential threat to new

CES will again serve as a global showcase for the latest innovations in transportation, from scooters to space technology. After a topsy-turvy two years in which COVID-19 stymied efforts to hold a large, fully in-person show, event organizers expect more than 100,000 attendees when CES kicks off Thursday, Jan. 5. In Las Vegas, those visitors