Jaguar Land Rover, the British automotive company that is most famous for its Jaguar and Range Rover cars, has unveiled a concept car with an incredibly elaborate heads-up windshield display, combined ...

We are all mesmerized by the amount of work that goes into building a car from scratch. That's even more impressive when it comes to blue-blooded exotics developed to feast on apexes every now and ...

Invisibility cloaks and invisible cars may still be a little way off using current technology, but students Susumu Tachi and Masahiko Inami of the Graduate School of Media Design at Keio University, ...

Imagine you’d look at the backseat and you actually saw the person standing in the back of the car. Wouldn’t it be helpful if you were able to see through the front door and avoid getting too close to ...

Spectrum has posted some amazing video of a “transparent” car created by Japanese researchers. The car uses projectors, cameras, and special mirrors to reflect what’s outside the car onto the surfaces ...

Seemingly transparent from the inside, the car allows drivers to 'see through' the rear bodywork and would also help prevent accidents. The car would help drivers with parking, projecting a panoramic ...

Hey, even Wonder Woman has to drive sometimes. Auto industry supplier TRW has put a transparent car on display at the Frankfurt Motor Show. The acrylic sedan was built as showcase for the company’s ...

The Moeye is equipped with a door-to-door LCD touchscreen with haptic feedback that does triple duty as an instrument cluster, infotainment system and live video feed of the road ahead to offer an ...

Mega automotive supplier Continental has been a mainstay at CES for years, serving lunch plus a smorgasbord of technological advances on the show's first day. But after missing consecutive events due ...

The problem with the backseat–really with the whole rear of the car–is that it’s in your way when you’re trying to reverse. So researchers at Keio University in Japan have applied optical camouflage ...

For the 1939 World’s Fair, Pontiac built a Deluxe Six bodied in Plexiglass. Part of the Previews of Progress pavilion in which General Motors’ Futurama showed off what was to come in the world of ...