GM Brings Self-Driving Car Testing to Arizona
Car owners can go to great lengths to improve the performance of their vehicles. Things like cold air intakes can bring you about +15HP, and an increase of one to two MPG. One thing that a typical car can't do, though, is drive itself. But some of the research that may make it common place is coming to Arizona.
GM plans to expand the testing of their driverless cars to public roads in Arizona. The tests will use the all-electric Chevy Bolt, which was developed with the help of Cruise Automation, a GM acquisition from earlier this year.
GM, which has been experimenting with autonomous vehicle tech for years, has recently announced new initiatives that outline the company's interest in self-driving cars and other cutting-edge technologies.
GM has also partnered with Lyft, the ride-s...