Cadillac to Increase Super Cruise by 70,000 Miles

Cadillac has announced that it’s expanding the reach of its Super Cruise semi-autonomous driving technology by an additional 70,000 miles by the end of 2019. This will allow Super Cruise to operate on more than 200,000 total highway miles in Canada and the United States.

Cadillac Super Cruise offers an unmatched semi-autonomous driving experience that’s truly hands-free. Unlike competing systems that merely rely on cameras and radar sensors, Cadillac also makes use of extensive light detection and ranging (LiDAR) mapping. This allows Super Cruise to operate more accurately and safely than competing systems. In fact, Super Cruise was recently picked the top semi-autonomous driving system by Consumer Reports.

When Cadillac drivers use Super Cruise, they can relax while the car essentially drives itself. The system will take care of acceleration, braking, and steering on the freeway, making for a stress-free drive. Should road conditions change, the system will clearly alert the driver to let them know that they need to take back the wheel. Consumer Reports lauded Super Cruise for its safety, giving it top marks for being clear when it’s safe to use, keeping the driver engaged, and alerting unresponsive drivers.

With its advanced capabilities and peerless safety features, Cadillac Super Cruise is a stellar choice for drivers that want the best in semi-autonomous driving. It offers a silky-smooth drive and a higher degree of driver awareness than the competition’s offering. Cadillac Super Cruise is available on the 2018, 2019, and 2020 CT6 and the upcoming CT5 (arriving Fall 2019).