General Motors is moving over resources from Ultra Cruise technology development to further development of the automaker’s Super Cruise system, thus enhancing the capabilities of Super Cruise ...

General Motors is rolling out an update to its hands-free Super Cruise driving system that will allow the feature to operate on Route 66 and other additional roads.

Cadillac Super Cruise. A driver uses the Super Cruise hands-free system in an Escalade IQ SUV. General Motors. On Thursday it GM said it was nearly doubling its available Super Cruise road network ...

General Motors has abandoned plans to introduce new Ultra Cruise branding for a more advanced version of its Super Cruise automated driver-assist feature that is currently in the works. The ...

General Motors has announced that its Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance technology has been implemented on 750,000 miles of road between the United States and Canada on their highways and ...

General Motors is rethinking its robotaxi dreams, ... Super Cruise, currently available on more than 20 vehicles sold by GM brands, can steer, control the car's speed, ...

GM is giving its retired Cruise robotaxis a new mission: testing the next generation of hands-free driving tech. Discover how ...

General Motors has announced that their new "Ultra Cruise" product will be available (eventually) on the Cadillac Cellistiq. It will operated somewhat like Tesla's FSD does in pre-release mode ...

General Motors had planned to roll out a more feature-rich version of the system called Ultra Cruise with its new high-dollar Cadillac Celestiq EV but recently reversed course on that decision to ...

General Motors' Super Cruise hands-free driving technology has won the 2025 MotorTrend Best Tech award for driver assistance. The system, available on 20 GM models, uses mapped roads to assist ...

DETROIT — General Motors plans to double its hands-free driving network to cover 400,000 miles in the U.S. and Canada starting later this year. Super Cruise, GM's hands-free driver assist ...

General Motors has announced that it will cease funding its Cruise autonomous vehicle unit and exit the robotaxi business entirely, in a massive blow to the self-driving industry. The Detroit ...