‘Modern cars are a privacy nightmare,’ the worst Mozilla’s seen(theverge.com)

154 points by atlasunshrugged 3 years ago | 13 comments

Volkswagen Just Built an EV That Can Go Nearly 900 Miles on a Charge(motor1.com)

24 points by thelastgallon 1 month ago | 25 comments

Teslas Are Involved in More Fatal Accidents Than Any Other Brand, Study Finds(gizmodo.com)

26 points by doener 1 year ago | 5 comments

Cybertrucks Are Deadlier Than Infamous Ford Pintos(motherjones.com)

42 points by laurex 1 year ago | 11 comments

Cybertruck's Many Recalls(wired.com)

236 points by marban 1 year ago | 286 comments

Tesla Model Y: My 6 months impressions(arslan.io)

33 points by enescakir 2 years ago | 32 comments

Internet-connected cars fail privacy and security tests conducted by Mozilla(gizmodo.com)

474 points by rntn 3 years ago | 496 comments

Gizmodo article on a Mozilla report finding that internet-connected cars fail privacy and security tests and collect extensive personal data.

Car companies are in a billion-dollar software war(insideevs.com)

407 points by rntn 1 year ago | 710 comments

InsideEVs feature on how car companies are spending billions on in-house software efforts, with most struggling and some faring better than others.

My rude-ass car(neverbeclever.org)

399 points by isoprophlex 3 years ago | 418 comments

A personal blog post venting about the poor, intrusive software in the author's modern car and the broader enshittification of vehicles.

Americans Are Spending More Money to Drive Worse Cars(theatlantic.com)

24 points by fortran77 6 days ago | 89 comments

An Atlantic technology article by Andrew Moseman on why Americans keep paying more for gas cars instead of switching to electric vehicles despite high gas prices.

To buy a Tesla Model 3, only to end up in hell(myteslaexperience.com)

340 points by lleims 1 year ago | 391 comments

A personal blog post recounting a buyer's problems with a new Tesla Model 3 bought in October 2024, including onboard computer failures and battery drain.

Automakers are starting to admit that drivers hate touchscreens(slate.com)

1159 points by NN88 3 years ago | 826 comments

Slate article on automakers like VW, Porsche, Nissan and Hyundai bringing back physical buttons as drivers reject touchscreen controls.