Core Insights - General Motors (GM) plans to introduce a series of new software features over the next three years, including a Google-powered in-car AI assistant and a hands-free, eyes-off driving assistance system [1][2] - The company aims to transform vehicles from mere transportation tools into intelligent assistants, marking the beginning of a "new era of mobility" [1][2] Software and Revenue Goals - GM previously aimed to double its revenue by 2030 and increase software and service revenue to $20 billion to $25 billion annually, but many growth initiatives have since been terminated [2] - The company reported a 9.1% revenue growth last year, reaching $187.4 billion, with software service revenue hitting $2 billion, nearly double the total for 2021 [2] AI Assistant Development - The AI system based on Google technology will allow drivers to interact with their vehicles as naturally as conversing with other passengers [3] - GM plans to launch this AI feature in the U.S. starting in 2026, with future plans for a proprietary AI system tailored to vehicle characteristics [3] Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) - GM plans to launch an upgraded ADAS in 2028, starting with the Cadillac Escalade IQ, featuring hands-free, eyes-off capabilities under specific conditions [4] - The new system will utilize LiDAR technology for enhanced environmental recognition, with a focus on improving safety and providing drivers with more free time [4] GM Energy System - Starting in 2026, GM will offer an "Energy Home System" through leasing, which includes a bidirectional charging system and home energy storage batteries [5][6] - Initially available to GM electric vehicle owners, the system will later be accessible to general households for emergency power and solar energy storage [6]