GM CEO: We're making leaps and bounds toward 'eyes-off, hands-off' driving
General Motors CEO Mary Barra said that the automaker is still on track to introduce "eyes-off, hands-off" driving technology by 2028.
CNBC reports: General Motors CEO Mary Barra said that the automaker is still on track to introduce "eyes-off, hands-off" driving technology by 2028.
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