GM says 22 nameplates will have Super Cruise by 2023

February 05, 2020 06:57 PM

General Motors will expand Super Cruise, the driver-assistance system it currently offers only on the Cadillac CT6, to 22 nameplates by 2023, GM President Mark Reuss said Wednesday.

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