GM’s new Ultra Cruise: Hands-free driving on all paved roads in US/Canada

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FSD beta is so much better than it was 6 months ago. To expect dinosaurs like Ford or GM to be able to catch up to AI/software company called Tesla is almost laughable.

I would not be surprised if Apple partners with Tesla in the future as CarPlay option.

 

[Tam]

...catch up...

Tesla needs to catch up with GM Super Cruise hands-free feature.

Even now In 2023, Tesla still penalizes owners for holding the steering wheel incorrectly.

Super Cruise has been hands-free in HD mapped areas since first introduced in 2017.

 

[starmap]

You gotta be kidding me about hand-free...

 

[Tam]

You gotta be kidding me about hand-free...

No kidding. Tesla hands-free penalty is much better but still not catching up with GM

Tesla Reduces FSD Beta 'Jail' Sentence

FSD suspension times for improper use or inattentiveness have been significantly reduced.

www.notateslaapp.com

 

[Tam]

An opinion article from Road and Track on hands-free:

"How the worm has turned: While I was capital-C Cruising in New England, watching the Sierra pull off fully automated passes and lane changes with panache, Tesla was being spanked and sued by a California regulator for years of bad faith and broken promises over its Autopilot. The Cliff Notes version: Teslas still can’t drive themselves without human oversight. And I agree with experts who believe they never will (in current form), and certainly not safely, because of fundamental flaws in Autopilot’s design and philosophy."

As Tesla's Autopilot Melts Down, GM's Cautious Super Cruise Looks to Win Out

In the face of Tesla's reckless, misleading Autopilot, GM's Super Cruise emerged as the more cautious, watchful system. Here's how it got there.

www.roadandtrack.com

 

[EVNow]

An opinion article from Road and Track on hands-free:

Junk article - Road and Track has always been anti-Tesla and pro legacy companies who advertise.

Let’s back to Ultra-Cruise. If any one has any real info, let’s hear it.