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Today’s Level 2 driver-assist systems still require full attention at all times. Reaching L4 autonomy demands huge computing power without any human input. Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra says this tech will need significantly more RAM. If you’re a gamer, a video editor, or even just a casual enjoyer of tech products, you’ll likely know that the demand for RAM, thanks to AI, is driving up prices as fast as the war in Iran is driving up oil prices . But it may not be just data centers gobbling up memory: driverless cars may be coming for it too. At least, that’s the prediction from Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra, made on a company earnings call. He predicts that the coming generations of Level 4 self-driving cars and advanced robots might demand over 300GB of RAM each. That is a huge leap compared to what’s found in current cars with Level 2 ADAS that can consume approximately 16GB. Read: Super Cruise Took Hands Off The Wheel, Now GM Wants To Take Your Eyes Off The Road Truly d...

Ford has introduced a new Mustang EcoBoost TLD Signature Edition. Adds colorful graphics as well as a hood, grille, and bumper from the GT. Production will be limited to 550 units and the package costs $3,000. Ford introduced the Mustang Dark Horse SC earlier this year and they’re gearing up to unveil an updated GTD shortly . Apparently, though, that isn’t enough pony car action for the Blue Oval as they’ve unveiled a new Mustang EcoBoost TLD Signature Edition Package. Created in collaboration with Troy Lee Designs, the package adds an assortment of colorful touches to the Mustang EcoBoost. While the model is offered exclusively in Shadow Black, buyers will find red, orange, purple, and yellow body side graphics with a running horse. More: Ford’s Electric Pony Car Gets A Classic Gas Mustang Package That isn’t the only change as the special edition comes equipped with a grille, front fascia, and hood sourced from the Mustang GT . This gives the model a sportier and mor...

The production-spec Denza Z makes its global debut at Goodwood this summer. Daniel Craig is fronting Denza’s push into Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Concept styling carries over largely intact, but the large rear wing is gone for now. A new Chinese sports car is on the way, and it’s aiming straight at one of the most recognizable nameplates in the business. Denza , BYD’s premium offshoot that began as a joint venture with Mercedes before it sold its stake in 2024, is preparing to unveil its long-anticipated Porsche 911 rival, and it has enlisted a certain former secret agent to attract eyeballs. Read: What Looks Like A DIY Disaster Is China’s Answer To Porsche Denza’s flagship sports car was previewed with the eye-catching Z Concept in April last year, and now we’re getting an early look at the production version ahead of its debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The preview image puts a bright orange Z front and center, sitting just behind BYD executive vic...

Tesla has designed a new door handle similar to what Audi and Lexus use. The new interior handle houses both the electric and mechanical releases. Other Tesla models will be updated with these safer door releases. Following a spate of fatal incidents involving Tesla models with door handles that allegedly couldn’t be opened after a crash, and several lawsuits, we now have our first chance to see the new inner door handles that Tesla has developed. Perhaps surprisingly, these new handles have premiered on the self-driving Cybercab. Development of Tesla’s mass-market robotaxi is continuing, and the carmaker continues to make changes to the car. Recently, a pair of YouTubers had the chance to take an in-depth look at a new Cybercab prototype, revealing the new handles and a slew of other features. Read: Cybercab Spotted Up Close, Steering Wheel, Panel Gaps And All In the current Tesla Model 3, Model Y, and Cybertruck, there are individual interior buttons to open the ...