DETROIT — General Motors plans to launch Ultifi, an in-vehicle customer experience platform, in 2023, aiming to make its vehicles smarter and more personalized, the automaker said Wednesday. The ...

General Motors has revealed its plans for software-upgradable vehicles, with a new platform – GM Ultifi – promising cars and SUVs that improve over time, and a new potential source of revenue. Built ...

View post: Amazon Is Selling a 'Handy' Folding Allen Wrench Set for $19, and It's 'a Great All-in-One Tool' The electrical architecture that GM introduced with the Cadillac CT4 is called Global B, or ...

General Motors has announced Ultifi, its end-to-end software platform designed to help enable over-the-air (OTA) updates, in-car subscription services, new apps, and services to customers. GM expects ...

Better late than never, General Motors will launch 30 electric vehicles by 2025. Cadillac is expected to be an electric-only brand by then, and in preparation for this change, the biggest of the Big ...

General Motors in 2023 will start introducing in its vehicles a new software platform called Ultifi, which will make it easy to roll out software-based features, apps and updates over the air. GM said ...

When General Motors GM first announced its new Ultifi vehicle software development platform last October, it revealed that it would be based on the open source Linux operating system but provided few ...

General Motors hopes to transform the vehicle buying and ownership experience through its new Ultifi customer experience platform, which will give GM EV owners a digital I.D. number and related ...

Today’s vehicles heavily rely on software — software that allows vehicles to park themselves, determine when to brake to help avoid accidents, and maximize fuel savings. While software plays ...

Imagine if your car could tell when you need to relax? With vehicle lighting and sounds, GM’s upcoming *Ultifi software platform could detect our emotions and suggest some soothing songs or meditation ...

The next step in GM’s software plan will hit the market in 2023. Named Utlifi, the software platform will give engineers access to almost every aspect of a vehicle and will allow them to continuously ...