To many, car-hacking sounds like an improbable danger from a distant future. But many new cars are connected to wireless networks, and are already vulnerable. Hacking is responsible for a third of car thefts in the UK. Is digital security now the car industry’s biggest challenge?

Fridges, thermostats and even locks have received the internet of things treatment, and in just 5 years, most cars and trucks will be connected to the internet too. But are people ready to make their cars another part of their mobile data plan?

In a post-recession climate, research shows that people now favour 'promiscuous' shopping habits for groceries - visiting convenience stores more than large supermarkets. Curbside is an app that wants to bypass both, letting you collect groceries in your car.

The global premium and luxury car industry was worth €319 billion in 2013. As Audi, BMW and Mercedes compete for market share, can Mercedes' Predictive User Experience – which accurately predicts the driver’s behaviour and adjusts to their preferences – put it on top?