In the year 2525, autonomous cars will take over everyday driving for us, from long commutes to driving blind people around town. Well, you don’t have to wait till the year 2525, already Google’s autonomous car is driving a blind man around town.

General Motors has just announced of a new alert safety feature that will be in the 2013 Cadillac XTS, which will launch later this spring. From the demonstration video, we see that the new safety feature relies on the alert system to make a tactile output to alert the driver of dangers.

The Savage Rivale Roadyacht GTS supercar concept may not be everyone’s taste, but one thing is for sure that will attract the attention from most people is its innovative multi-panel retractable hard roof.

The development of autonomous vehicles is still in its infant stage. We’ve have seen success of autonomous vehicles such as the Google car last year, but it is still required remote supervision while driving by itself in San Francisco. Instead of waiting the autonomous vehicle come to fruition, GM engineers extract some of that technology as safety feature in the new 2013 Cadillac XTS.

We have known there are a couple of companies out there that are working on a wireless charging system for electric cars, with first one comes to mind is Tesla Motors. Now Nissan has created its own floor-mounted wireless charging station for the Leaf.