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 ...

Warren — General Motors Co. has developed a software-testing lab inside its Global Technical Center that it's replicating elsewhere, including in GM's Silicon Valley office, to prevent bugs from ...

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 ...

GM has issued a Customer Satisfaction Program for the 2020-2024 Chevy Camaro in which dealers will reprogram the Body Control Module (BCM). We covered many, many, many thefts and attempted thefts of ...

uServices is the automaker’s new set of APIs for developers — and another step toward GM’s ultimate goal of the Software Defined Vehicle. uServices is the automaker’s new set of APIs for developers — ...

General Motors has partnered with automotive supplier Magna International and technology services and consulting company Wipro Limited to develop a platform where businesses can buy and sell ...

As General Motors invests heavily in software, the automaker will get a boost from the Silicon Valley tech world. Mike Abbott, who led cloud services at Apple Inc., will become GM's executive vice ...

General Motors faced more software problems across its lineup that forced it on Monday to issue a second stop-sale order on its vehicles in the last three months. But the automaker was able to find a ...

General Motors said Friday it has acquired Algolion, an Israel-based software startup that can detect potential hazards in battery cells. Financial terms were not disclosed. The automaker did say that ...

Several weeks ago, SlashGear reported on GM's controversial decision not to include popular Apple CarPlay/Android Auto technologies in its future electric vehicles. Though to be fair, some rival EV ...

General Motors is eliminating more than 1,000 jobs — and possibly more than 1,500 — in its software division globally, with 634 of the jobs being cut coming from its Global Technical Center in Warren.