General Motors ($GM) announced new technology integrations for its upcoming vehicle lineup, including plans to debut “eyes-off” autonomous driving in 2028 and conversational AI features powered by Google’s Gemini model starting next year.
- The “eyes-off” driving capability will first appear in the all-electric Cadillac Escalade IQ SUV, expected to launch in 2028.
- GM’s vehicles will begin featuring conversational AI capabilities using Google Gemini in 2026, enhancing in-car voice interactions and digital assistant functions.
- The announcements mark a continuation of GM’s collaboration with Alphabet’s ($GOOGL) Google Cloud division, which provides embedded software and AI systems for connected vehicles.
- GM said its advanced driver-assistance and AI initiatives remain core to its long-term electrification and technology roadmap.
Relevant Companies
- General Motors ($GM) — Developing new autonomous and AI-integrated vehicle systems across its lineup.
- Alphabet ($GOOGL) — Provides the Gemini AI platform used for in-vehicle conversational technology and cloud services.
Editor’s Note: This is a developing story. This article may be updated as more details become available.
