People under the age of 30 are waiting longer to get their driver's licenses and buying fewer cars. 88 percent prefer walkable downtowns to traffic-choked freeways. Welcome to the post-automobile age.

It may take a while for automakers to build enough EVs to matter, which is why conversion companies are looking to electrify our current fleet. The drawback is that it's still pretty expensive. Fleets are likely to be the early adopters.

According to a new Consumer Reports survey, 37% of car buyers consider fuel efficiency first.

Thanks to Google, Honda and GM, we can see a future of autonomous driving. And it's just in time, because texting and Facebooking young people are falling out of love with the romance of the road.

Many of the technologies, like lane assist, are available in other Ford vehicles, but the 2013 Fusion will offer all of them in a single car.

The van launched a trip to crossAfrica, in an expedition designed to showcase the endurance of the vehicles and promote green energy.

The vehicle will include a sunroof, allowing the incoming president to wave to supporters.

The modified Toyota Prius was issued a license bearing an infinity sign next to the number '001' after demonstrating its auto-pilot capabilities in Las Vegas.

We spend an average of 38 minutes a day getting to and from work. (That's 165 hours a year.)