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GM to add Google Gemini to 4 million vehicles in U.S.
General Motors will introduce Google’s AI assistant Gemini to about 4 million vehicles in the United States. The update will apply to 2022 model-year and later Cadillac, Chevrolet, Buick and GMC vehicles equipped with Google Built-In. GM plans to deploy the feature over several months via wireless software updates, replacing Google Assistant. Gemini will support messaging, navigation and music recommendations, starting with U.S. English.
Mobility
GM tops 1 billion miles on Super Cruise, targets hands-off, eyes-off driving by 2028
General Motors plans to equip the 2028 Cadillac Escalade IQ with Level 3 autonomous driving features, aiming to commercialise highway driving that lets the driver take hands and eyes off. GM says Super Cruise has surpassed 1 billion miles of cumulative driving and is available on about 750,000 vehicles, covering about 700,000 miles of roads in North America. The next-generation system adds lidar, expands testing and increases AI use in software development.
Mobility
Automakers expand subscription-based self-driving features
Automakers are rapidly expanding monthly subscription sales of driver-assistance features to generate recurring software revenue after vehicle delivery. Tesla offers an FSD subscription for $99 a month, while Rivian, GM, Ford and others are introducing similar pricing tiers. Consumer pushback is rising as buyers face additional fees after paying for vehicles, and many services remain Level 2 assistance. GM reported $235 million in 2025 Super Cruise subscription revenue and expects growth.
