GM Super Cruise On Two & Four Lane: Better Than Tesla Autopilot Level 2 Semi Autonomous Self Driving

Join Patty and Doc for a chat and demonstration of GM super Cruise on both 4 and 2 lane roads.
2 Lane Commute starts at 14:30
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[@MilesIzHigh5280]

At any time you can cancel auto lane change by simply tapping the turn signal. So if you have auto lane change on amd the truck engages a lane change you can tap the turn signal and cancel the lane change. There’s a 3 second delay from the time auto lane change engages til it starts to lane change so plenty of time to cancel if there’s a vehicle coming from behind too fast.

[@ivankorth4458]

The road noise in there sounds awfully loud

[@Springtailsolutions]

That’s probably just be the camera is near the dash vents. To be specific…we measured 61 decibels in the cab at 70mph

[@sansinutube]

@@Springtailsolutions What would be a comparable reading in a Tesla at a similar speed, so I can understand in relative terms.

[@sansin6250]

This video is such a wealth of information on SuperCruise. I am considering a GM vehicle for the first time, just for SuperCruise. This video answered so many of my questions. Driving on 2 lane rural highways will be a big part of my usage, and I was very hesitant earlier because all available information said SuperCruise only works on divided highways. Seeing SuperCruise work on 2 lane highways seals the deal for me.

[@Springtailsolutions]

Thanks for watching and I appreciate the supportive comment! I really do love Super Cruise, Now if only GM would include it on lower optioned models. :)