GM CEO Says Automaker Still on Track for 'Eyes-Off, Hands-Off' Driving by 2028
Mary Barra said General Motors is making significant progress toward fully hands-free driving technology.
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General Motors CEO Mary Barra said the company is making "leaps and bounds" of progress toward introducing "eyes-off, hands-off" driving technology, and remains on track to launch it by 2028, CNBC reported.
The technology, which would allow drivers to disengage from both steering and monitoring the road under certain conditions, represents a significant step beyond current hands-free driver assistance systems offered by GM and competitors.
Barra's comments reflect the broader push among automakers to advance autonomous and semi-autonomous driving features, as the industry competes to bring more advanced systems to consumers over the coming years.
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