AUTONOMOUS DRIVING
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As one of the largest global automakers, we’re constantly redefining the driving experience. And now, we’re aiming to lead transportation’s next big shift – autonomy.
Self-driving technology will transform the driving experience for everyone. We’re building a future where autonomous vehicles are designed to help give precious time back to people and make driving safer, easier, and more enjoyable.
Explore our autonomous strategy
Sterling Anderson
Executive VP, Global Product, and Chief Product Officer
With Super Cruise3, hundreds of thousands are already experiencing hands-free driving on compatible roads for a more enjoyable journey.
1st
Truly hands-free advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) on the market
23
Vehicle models including SUVs, sedans, and trucks that offer Super Cruise technology
80%
Of surveyed owners with Super Cruise say it makes driving more relaxing4
We extensively evaluate our technology so it’s ready for the road before passengers ever get behind the wheel, helping to promote a safe and reliable drive.
With one of North America’s largest hands-free driving networks, we’re dedicated to helping more drivers reach their destinations with ease.
Super Cruise technology is recognized as the industry’s best hands-free driving technology.
With our Super Cruise technology and an active OnStar Super Cruise or OnStar One plan6, let us take the wheel for a while so you can experience a more enjoyable drive.
The tech supporting a hands-free drive
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At GM, we are at the forefront of the AI revolution in autonomy. Are you ready to design the future of autonomous driving and engineer a breakthrough that transforms not just the auto industry, but the world?
With our vision that autonomous vehicles can help lead to a safe, less congested future for all, we’re committed to building a future where autonomous technology will be widely available. As we look to that future, we’re working towards fully autonomous vehicles that will handle all driving tasks, delivering a true hands-free, mind-off experience for GM customers.
The average American spends hours behind the wheel each week, but autonomy has the potential to give that time back and transform the way we live and travel. While still in development, fully autonomous consumer vehicles will provide unparalleled freedom – from checking emails during your commute to sending your vehicle to pick up a loved one from the airport while you stay home to cook dinner.
Yes, in the U.S., vehicles equipped with an automated driving systems (ADS) may legally operate on public roads provided drivers comply with all applicable laws. At General Motors, we have robust processes and validation methods to confirm the vehicle we produce equipped with ADS will comply with all applicable laws. We also engage with our regulators and policymakers to share learnings and information to help improve transportation for all road users.
GM offers a range of driver assistance features to boost convenience and driving confidence – from enhanced driver-assistance systems like Driver Attention Assist2,8 to hands-off, eyes-on driving capabilities with Super Cruise3 Driver Assistance technology. Super Cruise-enabled vehicles3 can automatically change lanes7, provide comfort by accelerating and braking, and maintain lane centering for the driver, delivering convenient hands-free driving experiences.
Adaptive Cruise Control2 is a feature that helps maintain a set distance from the vehicle ahead by automatically adjusting acceleration and braking, even in stop-and-go traffic. Super Cruise® builds on this feature, taking over acceleration, braking, and steering so that a driver can remove their hands from the wheel while still monitoring the vehicle’s operation, keep their eyes on the road, and let Super Cruise® handle driving tasks like changing lanes, keeping pace with traffic, and centering itself in the lane.
Safety is a foundation of any technology we develop, guiding how we both design and deploy for the road. We’re committed to educating drivers on how to use our technologies properly to help encourage safe driving behaviors on the road. People have already driven over 705 million Super Cruise miles without a single reported crash attributed to the technology5.
GM offers a broad range of vehicles with hands-free driving y, through Super Cruise® driver assistance technology available on 23 vehicles across GMC, Chevrolet, Cadillac, and Buick Super Cruise® is available on the following models starting with the vehicle year listed:
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