GM's OnStar AI assistant learns your car's needs from voice commands
OnStar AI understands voice commands and controls GM vehicles. It rolls out starting in 2027.
General Motors is launching OnStar AI, a new assistant trained for GM vehicles. The assistant will roll out to GM models starting in 2027.
The rollout begins with the Cadillac Lyriq in the US. GM offers Google Gemini too.
But OnStar AI is made to better understand and control GM vehicles. In demonstrations, it played songs from partial lyrics.
It turned on cabin lights without being told the correct name. It also identified a speed-limit beep correctly.
The assistant can also engage child locks on doors and windows from simple requests. GM is bringing together its Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, and Cadillac apps into one OnStar app in summer 2027.
- 2027
- Launch window
- Cadillac Lyriq
- First vehicle
- Summer 2027
- App consolidation
- Google Gemini
- Competing service
Why it mattersCar makers are adding AI helpers to make vehicles smarter and easier to control without driver distraction. Makers compete to define how car controls work.
AustraliaNo OnStar AI launch in Australia announced. Cadillac offers Google-powered Connected Services in Australia from late 2025 with remote vehicle control and navigation.
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