GM aims to cut vehicle development time to roughly two years by using artificial intelligence, simulation and software, targeting a goal that could help it compete with faster Chinese automakers and Tesla.
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01Summary
- 01GM said it is targeting a vehicle development cycle of roughly two years from concept to production, down from a traditional four to five years.
- 02The automaker plans to introduce a fourth generation of more efficient electric vehicles that it says will be 25% more aerodynamic and 15% lighter.
- 03GM virtually tested more than 300,000 battery designs using its new LMR chemistry before building a physical prototype.
- 04The company aims to launch eyes-off highway driving, or 'personal autonomy', in 2028, starting with the Cadillac Escalade IQ EV.
- 05GM is developing a proprietary OnStar AI assistant, expected to launch on the 2027 Cadillac Lyriq EV via an over-the-air update.
02Why it matters
This matters because faster development and greater use of AI could mean more advanced, efficient vehicles reach the market sooner, potentially affecting pricing and features for consumers.
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