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GM claims "over 5,000,000 miles of hands free miles driven and counting." Current estimates of AutoPilot miles driven is ~ 2 billion miles. [1] That's 400x th
by zaroth 7y ago
GM claims "over 5,000,000 miles of hands free miles driven and counting."
Current estimates of AutoPilot miles driven is ~ 2 billion miles. [1]
That's 400x the number of miles driven under AutoPilot. I think it mainly comes down to number of vehicles. SuperCruise is only availble on CT6 which sells about 1,000 vehicles a quarter, and not all trims even have SuperCruise. The CT5 is supposed to be offered with SuperCruise eventually in 2020, but that just went on-sale without SuperCruise, and sales figures seem to indicate it is selling extremely slowly.
If you look on YouTube it's virtually impossible to find a SuperCruise video of just an owner taking it for a drive offering their thoughts. There are dealer demos, or pro car reviewer demos, but nothing remotely like the thousands of AutoPilot videos.
You'll encounter an AP driving Tesla multiple times a day in major cities. You may never have driven along side SuperCruise. We'll see if Cadillac can deploy the feature more widely. They promised all vehicles in 2020 will offer it as an option but it doesn't look like it's going to happen.
- keanzu 7y ago> We'll see if Cadillac can deploy the feature more widely. "According to GM president Mark Reuss, the feature will be available as an option on 22 vehicles by 2023, with seven vehicles getting the feature next year and 12 more in 2022 and 2023." https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a30795396/gm-super-cruise-self-driving-2023/ https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a30795396/gm-super-cruise-...
- vxNsr 7y agoSuper Cruise is inherently different from AP. It only works on roads that GM has driven and scanned themselves. It’s a lot more cautious and much less ambitious.