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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 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.
