GM’s Super Drive self-driving tech now covers over 750,000 miles of roads in North America
While Tesla is certainly known for its self-driving technology (almost everyone has heard Tesla and Autopilot in the same sentence at some point), another automaker wants to take on the company as the most trusted brand for driving hands-free. Who would have thought that company would be General Motors?
The company has been building out its Super Cruise technology for years now and has been continuously adding more roads to work with the feature. In August of last year, GM expanded the network to 400,000 miles of roads in the United States and Canada, and today, the company announced it is almost doubling that to over 750,000 miles of roads and highways across North America.
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