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GM says removing radar makes no sense, draws line with Tesla\'s camera-only self-driving

General Motors will keep radar and lidar in its 2028 model-year highway self-driving system, taking a different approach from Tesla\'s camera-focused strategy. GM executive Sterling Anderson said vision-only driving has limits and that removing inexpensive radar does not make sense. GM plans to launch an advanced Super Cruise system on the 2028 Escalade IQ, combining cameras, radar and lidar. It will also add a staged takeover request process instead of sudden handoffs to drivers.

Mobility

GM aims to cut vehicle development time to 2 years, unveils central computer and AI strategy

General Motors plans to use artificial intelligence to cut vehicle development time from 4 to 5 years to 2 years and overhaul batteries, vehicle electronics and autonomous driving technology. At a New York event, it unveiled an EV, AI and self-driving strategy aimed at responding to competition from Chinese automakers. GM plans to adopt a central computing software platform, introduce LMR batteries, and roll out a centralized vehicle computing unit starting in 2028.

Industry

GM, LG Energy Solution achieve 100 percent mineral recycling from end-of-life EV batteries

General Motors has succeeded in recycling key minerals recovered from end-of-life electric vehicle batteries into new battery cells, and the batteries have been installed in EVs for sale. GM completed a closed-loop recycling pilot that reintroduced nickel, cobalt and manganese extracted from used batteries. Working with Cirba Solutions, it processed 80 batteries into black mass and produced more than 12 tons of cathode active material using only recycled minerals.