- GM unveiled a sweeping technology strategy combining autonomous driving, AI and a new centralized computing system that will underpin much of its future lineup.
- GM's eyes-off highway-driving technology debuts on the 2028 Cadillac Escalade IQ, then extends to its most popular gas-powered SUVs and pickups and its next crop of EVs.
- GM's all-or-nothing approach starts with fully autonomous driving on highways, with no driver monitoring required, before expanding to other road types.
- The new architecture delivers 40 times more computing power with 30% less wiring, according to GM, replacing dozens of scattered electronic control systems.
- The OnStar AI Assistant debuts in the 2027 Cadillac Lyriq through a software update, with more models to follow.
- GM chief product officer Sterling Anderson plans to put fully self-driving private autos on the road by 2028.
Quotes
“They can be complacent, and we will be safe”
“Mission Mode is what we perceive as one of the killer apps of autonomy”