"GM is kicking off supervised public-road testing on limited access highways across California and Michigan, deploying over 200 test vehicles, some manually driven and some using driver-assistance technology under supervision."
"After driving 1 million miles across 34 states, GM is moving into the testing phase, marking a significant transition from manual data collection to active automated technology testing on public roads."
"GM plans to launch an eyes-off version of Super Cruise in 2028, first on a new lidar-equipped Escalade IQ, with the technology eventually expanding to more vehicles and environments."
"The ambitious goal of 'driveway-to-driveway' capability would allow drivers to engage in other activities, such as scrolling the web or checking emails, while the vehicle drives."
General Motors is initiating supervised public-road testing of its next-generation driver-assistance technology in California and Michigan. Over 200 test vehicles will be deployed, some manually driven and others using driver-assistance tech. After collecting training data from 1 million miles across 34 states, GM is transitioning to active testing. The company aims to launch an eyes-off version of Super Cruise in 2028, starting with a lidar-equipped Escalade IQ. The goal is to achieve 'driveway-to-driveway' capability, allowing drivers to engage in other activities while the vehicle drives.
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