General Motors introduced a partially autonomous “eyes-off” driving system for its vehicles during a company event in New York on Wednesday, announcing it alongside a Google artificial intelligence ...

At its GM Forward event today, General Motors announced that it plans for Super Cruise to allow eyes-off driving in 2028. Currently, Super Cruise allows hands-off driving on over 750,000 miles of ...

General Motors delivered a blowout earnings report yesterday, offering a jolt of optimism to the auto sector. The company posted results well ahead of expectations, driven by resilient demand, strong ...

Buoyed by healthy third-quarter earnings that beat analysts' expectations, General Motors Co. on Tuesday upped its full-year financial guidance, saw its stock price soar and laid out plans to boost ...

As expected, the reason GM deleted this feature comes down to redundancy: "The rear defogger was removed for 2026 Corvette Coupe models. It was determined that the engine supplied enough heat to defog ...

General Motors, the 100-year-old car company that has struggled with its expensive modernization efforts, plans to offer Americans hands-free driving and the freedom to watch a movie on the go. The ...

General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) is one of the stocks Jim Cramer recently provided insights on. Cramer highlighted the company’s record cross-over deliveries and that it is scaling back on EVs. He ...

GM is gearing up to launch a new centralized computing platform in 2028, marking a major technological shift for the automaker. The new platform will initially launch in the all-electric Cadillac ...

General Motors is overhauling the electrical and computational guts of its future vehicles in a bid to deliver faster software, more capable automated driving features, and a custom, conversational AI ...

At the event, GM revealed that its first eyes-off capable vehicle is slated to hit dealerships in 2028, debuting on the Cadillac Escalade IQ electric SUV. GM said the new software architecture will ...

We’ve got a special episode of Decoder today. I’m talking to General Motors CEO Mary Barra and new GM Chief Product Officer Sterling Anderson about a lot of big news the company just announced. That ...