General Motors announced an ambitious technology roadmap that will reshape its vehicles into “intelligent assistants” by 2028. At its “GM Forward” software event in New York, CEO Mary Barra unveiled a partnership with Google to integrate the Gemini AI conversational assistant into GM vehicles beginning next year.
The automaker also plans to launch an “eyes-off” driver-assistance system by 2028 that will allow hands-free driving under specific conditions.
GM plans to launch eyes-off driving, Google AI and other new in-vehicle tech by 2028 https://t.co/iB89WT5PQh
— CNBC International (@CNBCi) October 22, 2025
Beyond these headline features, GM is developing a new centralized computing platform debuting with the Escalade IQ in 2028, expanding its GM Energy product lineup, and deploying more collaborative robots (“cobots”) across manufacturing.
GM said Cruise’s technology stack, including its AI models trained on five million driverless miles and simulation framework, feed directly into the automaker’s next-generation driver assistance and autonomy programs. https://t.co/33yNkMGU4T
— TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) October 22, 2025
Executives said the initiatives mark a shift toward software-defined vehicles, aimed at improving safety, personalization, and performance while maintaining GM’s competitive edge in the evolving automotive landscape.
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