While some believe the Slide is actually a hoax like similar recent promotions, Wired has gone ahead and explained the technology behind such a product, suggesting that it is possible to make ...

This article, Lexus channels its inner Marty McFly with working hoverboard prototype, originally appeared on CNET.com. Lexus wants to take us "Back to the Future" with that tantalizing and ...

For years, designers and startups have been attempting to mimic fiction and create a hoverboard like the one famously piloted by Marty McFly in Back to the Future II. Those efforts have only ...

Of all the future tech that has been immortalized in Hollywood films over the decades, nothing seems to captured sci-fi geeks' (of which I am one) imaginations like the hoverboard. The concept seems ...

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Lexus has created a hoverboard but unfortunately, it's not for sale. The hoverboard was created for a commercial, to debut later this year, and while you might be pining for one (I certainly am) it ...

UPDATE (7/4/15, 4:30 p.m. EST): Ahead of the August 5 date announced last week, The Verge ventured to Spain to test out the Lexus hoverboard and returned with some devastating news. It's a real, ...

Update: Lexus has clarified to Gizmodo that the hoverboard "only works on special metallic surfaces." We've reached to Lexus for futher information. Car manufacturer Lexus claims it has created a ...

Lexus unveiled an online ad featuring a hoverboard Wednesday, but “Back to the Future” fans won’t be getting their hands on it. The futuristic skateboard that seems to levitate was not invented to be ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jim Gorzelany is a veteran automotive journalist. Our inner skeptic is still telling us to proceed with caution here, but a ...

A few days ago, a short Lexus video went viral on YouTube, as the luxury carmaker apparently created a real hoverboard called Slide. Thanks to the Back to the Future movies, skateboarding fans have ...