General Motors pushes for unsupervised autonomous driving
Self-driving systems have long been a primary focus for automobile manufacturers, and General Motors is preparing to launch vehicles capable of autonomous driving without road supervision. These include best-selling and profitable pickup trucks and large SUVs. The company aims to expand its services in this field following last year's announcement to offer autonomous highway driving by 2028, with an emphasis on developing a safe autonomous driving system that allows drivers to lift their eyes from the road. General Motors relies on a new technology based on a central computer system that manages software and enables remote updates, enhancing its competitiveness and increasing profit margins from its digital services, which could reach up to 40%. The company is working to boost its digital capabilities and develop smart features for direct control, affirming that this new technology will save more time for drivers and broaden the future application of autonomous driving.
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