GM is working on an eyes-off, hands-off driving system
GM is working on an eyes-off, hands-off driving system
Seven years ago, GM became the first automaker to offer hands-free driving when it rolled out its Super Cruise advanced driver assistance system. Now,
At least all the China EV tariffs will take some of the pressure off them. They can continue to trundle on being second-rate.
GM can’t even write backup camera software that draws guidelines 50% of the time.
This is not my experience at all. Chevy makes outstanding infotainment centers, backup cameras, car controls, and interiors in general. Their engines and suspensions are pretty top tier too. There was a time when they were cutting all the corners and making crap cars, but that was a long time ago.
Alternative title: Another company is working on self driving cars, they say they're trying to make it good.
Our contact claims "We're trying to make something that is useful and not dangerous."
These hands-off, eyes-off systems — also known in the industry as Level 3 or L3 — are not self-driving cars like the ones Waymo operates (which are considered Level 4). Instead, they typically operate only on highways and at reduced speeds. And unlike a robotaxi, the driver is still required to take control if needed.
Good old GM, always late to the party.