aceGM hopes to design new cars in as little as two years using AI
If successful, the initiative would improve GM’s chances of competing with fast-moving Chinese automakers General Motors said Wednesday that it was starting to use artificial intelligence to halve the time it takes to design a new vehicle to as little as two years. If successful, the initiative would improve GM’s chances of competing with fast-moving Chi
GM is starting to use AI with the aim of cutting new-vehicle design time in half, to as little as two years, which could help it compete with fast-moving Chinese automakers if it works.
The source describes the two-year design time as an aim that applies only if the initiative is successful, so no achieved result is shown.
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- JournalismThe Globe and Mail2026-10-22
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