Super Cruise
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General Motors announced on Wednesday that its semi-autonomous driving system known as Super Cruise will be updated to cover around 400,000 miles of roads in the U.S. and Canada, or double what the system can currently handle. The updated version will be available later this year for vehicles in the GM fleet equipped with the automaker's latest digital architecture first announced in 2019, and already equipped with Super Cruise. It will be available as an over-the-air update at no additional charge. Super Cruise is currently limited to divided highways, known as interstates. The updated...
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2023 Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban add hands-free driving with Super CruiseThe 2023 Chevy Tahoe and Suburban are the latest GM vehicles with the Super Cruise driver-assist system, but they get no other significant changes.
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GM's Ultra Cruise to enable hands-free driving for 95% of driving in 2023
GM's Ultra Cruise driver-assist system will arrive in 2023 to go beyond Super Cruise and provide hands-free driving on more than 2 million miles of road in the U.S. and Canada.
Joel Feder -
GM's “Hyper Cruise” trademark filing hints at fully autonomous driver-assist feature
GM could be close to announcing a self-driving feature that doesn't require any monitoring from the driver.
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Cadillac Super Cruise users are about to get a $25 per month surprise: 3-year trial expiring
Beyond a three-year trial, owners of vehicles with Super Cruise will need to pay an as-yet-unspecified subscription amount to continue.
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Cadillac Super Cruise hands-free driving to expand to 200,000 miles of highway
Cadillac Super Cruise availability is set to expand to over 200,000 miles of highway by the end of 2019 via software updates.
Joel Feder
