Ice? Ice, Baby. The surface at ICAR isn't glare ... The system was developed to make rally cars go faster in the dirt, but the same solid engineering makes slower drives easier too.

Rally driving is one of the most demanding forms of motorsport. Heavily modified production cars take on mud, gravel, snow, ice, and narrow boulder-lined roads at breakneck speeds. Surviving in ...

According to Nasa Rally Sport, the rally cars are often going around 50 to 70 miles per hour on the winding parts of the track, which can include snow and ice, gravel, and massive jumps.

Rivian introduced a few cool new features in its latest software update, including hands-free driving through its new ADAS, ...