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GM Brings Super Cruise Hands-Free Driving to Europe

GM Brings Super Cruise Hands-Free Driving to Europe

GM is bringing its Super Cruise driving system to Europe from mid-December.

It will be available on the 2025 Cadillac Optiq and the 2026 Lyriq and Vistiq electric crossovers.

The system will cover more than 111,000 miles of roads across 16 countries, including Germany, France and Switzerland.

It uses mapped road data, cameras, radar and GPS to steer, keep a safe distance and, when prompted by the driver, change lanes.

Super Cruise is a driver-assistance system, not autonomous driving, so drivers must stay alert and be ready to take control.

The system has been tested and adapted for European roads and rules, and its navigation display shows where it can be used.

The service is due to start in Europe in mid-December; the company has not stated European subscription terms.

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Super Cruise brings together Cadillac’s premium driving experience, connected services and advanced driver assistance technology to make everyday journeys more comfortable
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We are excited to bring this hands-free experience to customers in Europe and to offer technology that has been tested and adapted for European roads and requirements.
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