The VR program launched in 2022, but starting this year, every single future GM vehicle will undergo the VR testing process.

Nick is already having problems with his 2025 Chevy Silverado ZR2. Its engine is capped at 98 mph, and the infotainment ...

GM's AI-driven system can analyze data to predict events like hurricanes and map out suppliers, enhancing the automaker's supply chain resilience.

AUSTIN, Texas — Austin Energy is expanding its at-home electric vehicle charging program to include General Motors (GM) vehicles. The Power Partner Electric Vehicle program now covers several GM ...

Archaeologists in North Carolina recently discovered four 18th-century shipwrecks – including the likely remains of a detonated enemy vessel. East Carolina University announced the discovery on July ...

In a statement released on August 29, the automaker said that it would be using a variation of its current NCMA (Nickel Cobalt Manganese Aluminium Oxide) batteries powering the Chevrolet Equinox EV ...

In an ambitious move reminiscent of movies like "I, Robot," General Motors (GM) and driverless vehicle technology company Cruise planned to launch a robotaxi program. Also referred to as autonomous ...

GDS2 (Global Diagnostic System 2) is the advanced OEM diagnostic and programming platform developed by General Motors to deliver professional, dealership-level service capabilities directly to ...

Poking a bear is never a good idea. Poking an entire Wolfpack a week before you enter its den to battle it is an even worse one. The North Carolina State Wolfpack football program and head coach Dave ...

The last time North Carolina State walked off a football field for a true game, it was a low point for the program. The team finished the season with a record of 6-7 and lost the 2024 Military Bowl to ...

General Motors will restart work on its driverless-vehicle program, a year after shelving production of the Cruise Origin robotaxi when one struck and dragged a woman about 20 feet. GM confirmed the ...

Three days of community building, lesson planning and college life. That’s what 104 high school students from 35 North Carolina counties experienced on East Carolina University’s campus June 18-20 ...