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  When will F1's KERS come to road cars?

  We spoke with the people behind McLaren-Mercedes' Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) about the possibility of seeing the technology in road-going cars.

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  Lotus Omnivore runs on a variety of fuels

  Lotus Engineering, the automotive consultancy division of Lotus, is back in the news again, this time with a new engine concept, called the Omnivore, which can run on a variety of fuel types.

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  Next Toyota Prius will be partially solar powered

  Toyota plans to install solar panels on the roof of the next generation of its Prius hybrid car, according to a report in Monday's edition of the Nikkei newspaper.

• Bowers & Wilkins designs speakers for Jaguar

  Speaker specialist Bowers & Wilkins has teamed up with Jaguar to develop a premium in-car audio system.

• Security Watch: Use an iPod, go to jail?

  Has Apple created the perfect socially acceptable, high-data volume criminal accessory? Not necessarily.

• Navigation systems: why they're lame, what they need

  He's said it before, and he'll say it again: In-car navigation systems are a joke. CNET editor at large Brian Cooley thinks they're not that smart, and some of the features are just useless. Yet, he's not giving up hope. Read on to see which three technologies have him excited for the future of in-car navigation.

• iPod helps police nab alleged car thief

  iPod helps police nab alleged car thief

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