Watch Out! GM Has Deployed 200 Vehicles with Driverless Tech
General Motors has launched a test fleet of 200 autonomous vehicles in California and Michigan, with plans to offer the system for public sale by 2028. The vehicles will operate without driver input, but with a human driver present to intervene if necessary.
General Motors has launched a test fleet of 200 vehicles with driverless technology. The vehicles will operate in California and Michigan, with a human driver present to intervene if necessary. The system is planned for public sale in 2028, starting with the Cadillac Escalade IQ. The vehicles will initially operate on highways, with expansion to driveway-to-driveway use later. GM's system is similar to Level 3 driving, which allows drivers to remove their hands from the wheel and eyes from the road. Other companies, such as Mercedes and Ford, are also developing autonomous driving systems.
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