GM to offer hands-free city driving in 2023 with Ultra Cruise

October 06, 2021 04:00 PM

DETROIT — General Motors plans to introduce an advanced driver-assistance technology called Ultra Cruise, allowing hands-free driving on city streets as well as highways, in 2023.

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