[bro1999]

http://www.theverge.com/2017/1/19/14327954/gm-self-driving-car-cruise-chevy-bolt-video

Money well spent by GM on Cruise Automation I think!

 

[dutch husky]

If this was in fact fully autonomous, it is impressive. A lot going on in front of the car for the system to take in and process. Of particular interest were the "unexpected" encounters with cars jumping into the lane right in front of the Bolt, or vehicles on the side (or even in the middle) of the road partially blocking the lane.

Fascinating to watch, though I think now I'm a bit dizzy.

 

[DonC]

Yes it is impressive. Nice post.

 

[rhodomel]

Wow. this is cool. IMHO, this shows that they are light years ahead of Tesla. Tesla has been overhyping their autonomous driving in billions of boring freeway miles!

 

[Loboc]

This clip is WAY more complex than any other autonomous video out there. I especially was impressed with crossing the double-yellow to get around service vehicles partially in the road.

I wonder if the pigeon @2:53 survived?

 

[rob]

Impressive. Double-parked vehicles are giving it some trouble.

 

[charliebrown]

Article in Detroit News about this video. Mary Barra says some employees are riding to work in these self driving Bolts.

Detroit News

 

[JoeReal]

Here's some short nice comment about the video:

http://gmauthority.com/blog/2017/01...ully-autonomous-2017-chevrolet-bolt-ev-video/

 

[Bacardi]

Very impressive!

Wow. this is cool. IMHO, this shows that they are light years ahead of Tesla. Tesla has been overhyping their autonomous driving in billions of boring freeway miles!

I agree however Tesla's AP is production while this is a mule and probably has tens of thousands of dollars in autonomous hardware...GM's "supercruise" which will debut on the ICE CT6 is a more apples to apples competitor to Tesla's production AP...

 

[Bluesideup]

Wow. this is cool. IMHO, this shows that they are light years ahead of Tesla. Tesla has been overhyping their autonomous driving in billions of boring freeway miles!

This was posted back in October of last year:

This was a follow up video the next month:

In both videos the car is driving itself with the current technology that has been built into all tesla's since December. This means every car that has been built since then is at least as capable of what was shown 4 months ago.