Most automotive subscriptions are still useless, but that could be changing.

Automakers are chasing software revenue, but the state of the tech has consumers second-guessing its value.

It’s no longer news that Tesla is undergoing a profound transformation, one that shifts its identity from a car manufacturer ...

New York is pushing to ban the most frustrating in-car subscriptions, but big loopholes could let automakers keep charging drivers. Paying twice for the features you already own is a reality that ...

Rivian is calling its new hands-free semi-autonomous driving subscription Autonomy+. Owners can subscribe to the tech for $50 a month or pay $2,500 for full access. The electric vehicle automaker is ...

Car subscriptions for some of the most seemingly basic features are becoming a popular trend among automakers. Features that previously came standard on cars are now hidden behind subscription plans ...

Studies show car owners resent paying monthly for built-in features, but automakers are treating the fees as a permanent ...

The electric-vehicle maker's latest quarterly update offered some real evidence that software and services could be morphing ...

Tesla Inc. will stop selling the assistance system it calls Full Self-Driving for a one-time fee and transition entirely to a monthly subscription model, according to Elon Musk. The change will take ...