GM Pledges Commitment to EVs and Autonomous Tech

GM showcases commitment to electric vehicles and autonomous technology at GM Forward event.

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Read your engine fault codes on your laptop

GM's Super Cruise autonomous driving technology will soon be available on nearly all its vehicles, including trucks and crossovers. The company's OnStar AI system aims to enhance convenience by learning driver habits and offering personalized services. GM's new central compute module allows vehicles to process data locally, reducing reliance on cloud connections. The automaker is developing a new lithium manganese-rich battery to reduce costs and improve energy density. GM emphasizes safety and trust in its autonomous vehicle efforts, aiming to build customer confidence.

Why it matters for your car

Drivers benefit from enhanced vehicle autonomy and personalized services, improving daily convenience and safety.

For plug-in hybrids, AutoScan for Windows can read standard engine and emissions fault codes through a compatible ELM327 adapter; charging-system and high-voltage faults require vehicle-specific equipment.

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