Super Cruise Compatible Highways Map

Super Cruise Compatible Highways Map. Cadillac Super Cruise Network of compatible highways is growing There are currently more than 200,000 miles of Super Cruise-enabled roads in the U.S And one more thing that's just as impressive: Super Cruise driver assistance technology won MotorTrend Best Hands-Free Driving Tech.

Super Cruise™ † functionality is enabled by a data connection for real-time, precise positioning and periodic Super Cruise™ map updates. Additional major and minor highways are being added to GM's Super Cruise network daily and will continue to become available to drivers through 2025

Cadillac Super Cruise 101 Understanding How & Where it Works

Super Cruise®* is the first true hands-free driver assistance technology for compatible roads, and it's now being offered on more Chevy vehicles than ever before Super Cruise * functions with OnStar® and uses precision LiDAR map data in addition to real-time cameras, sensors and GPS to maintain control of the vehicle under certain conditions on compatible roads, which can help make long drives and commutes more. and Canada; LiDAR-mapped roads for precise location data; Driver must remain attentive and not use hand-held devices; Check online map for compatible.

Super Cruise Explained Landers Chevrolet of Joplin. Improved navigation display: When choosing a route, vehicles with the embedded Google Maps app will display Super Cruise compatible roads in the in-car navigation system and Canada; LiDAR-mapped roads for precise location data; Driver must remain attentive and not use hand-held devices; Check online map for compatible.

GM Expands Super Cruise Network to 750,000 HandsFree Miles, Largest in. This new batch of compatible roads makes Super Cruise the largest truly hands-free operating domain in North America — nearly six times the coverage of other hands-free driver assistance technologies on the market today. Super Cruise™ 1 can be engaged only on compatible roads where lanes are separated from opposing traffic — think a limited-access divided highway, not a suburban street