GM Files Patent For Projecting A Security Zone Around Vehicles
Includes smart tech to identify personnel.
Read More »Includes smart tech to identify personnel.
Read More »Now available on every trim.
Read More »Retain the factory functionality for under $300.
Read More »Using realtime data to improve.
Read More »Part of a bigger round of updates for the GMC's halo EV.
Read More »Other units are mislabeled.
Read More »Mislabeling could hinder emergency rescue efforts.
Read More »Not more lenient, "just different."
Read More »Potentially providing improved visibility across a greater area.
Read More »GM says it is cooperating with the NHTSA.
Read More »With the Chevy Traverse as the only GM model to do so for now.
Read More »Providing protection for the lower half of the body in a crash.
Read More »Headlights, however, can create some glare.
Read More »Headlights miss the mark for Top Safety Pick.
Read More »With good protection in almost every crash situation.
Read More »The battery issue's been determined to not be a safety hazard.
Read More »With pickup trucks as the most dangerous for other vehicles.
Read More »Access can be had via the liftgate.
Read More »The NHTSA postponed the effective date.
Read More »Affecting five units.
Read More »Claiming it is impossible to implement.
Read More »Typically hitting dummies with reflective strips.
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