Cadillac's Delaying Its First Whack at a Self-Driving Car

Cadillac's first whack at autonomous driving technology will arrive later than planned, the company said this week. In September 2014, GM CEO Mary Barra said Super Cruise, which would let your Cadillac do the driving on the highway, would appear in the fall of 2016. That timeline, Automotive News reports, has slipped to some time in 2017, and Cadillac confirmed the feature won't be in the CT6 when it goes on sale later this year. Super Cruise doesn't do much. It maintains a safe speed and keeps you in your lane.