General Motors
General Motors
GM's Autonomous Super Cruise Arrives This Fall
The feature, available first on the Cadillac CT6, will allow drivers to take their hands off the wheel and let the car steer itself on the highway.
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GM Sets Bolt Electric Car Price at $37,495
The Bolt will have a driving range of 238 miles on a full charge, substantially more than any currently available electric vehicle at a similar price.
Electric Cars
GM Says the Bolt EV Will Have a 238-Mile Range, More Than Tesla's Model 3
The Bolt EV will be launched in a few months, nearly a year before the Tesla Model 3, with a starting price for U.S. consumers of $37,500.
General Motors
GM Expands Car-Sharing Service to Boston, Chicago, Washington
The service launched almost four months ago.
Legal
Founder of GM's Acquired Company Facing Legal Battle
Cruise founder and CEO Kyle Vogt has filed a complaint in San Fracisco Superior Court against a man he says is falsely claiming a stake in the company.
General Motors
For 100 Years, General Motors Was All About Cars. Now, It's All About People.
The big three Detroit auto maker is broadening its mission, which means the brand has to tell a new story.
Ridesharing Apps
With New Partnership, GM to Offer Cheap Car Rentals to Lyft Drivers
The service will first rollout in Chicago.
General Motors
GM Buying Self-Driving Tech Startup for More Than $1 Billion
The acquisition follows GM's recent move to create a team dedicated to the development of self-driving car technology within the company.
General Motors
GM Buys Sidecar's Assets as It Preps Its Own Ride-Hailing Service
Sidecar closed shop at the end of December after a multi-year fight to stay in the race against rivals Uber and Lyft and their ever-growing war chests and market shares.
Lyft
General Motors Partners With Lyft to Develop Network of Self-Driving Cars
The San Francisco-based Uber competitor announces a new $1 billion funding round that values it at $5.5 billion.
Networking
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Email, like any social tool, is an opportunity to build relationships, and more importantly, build up people.
