GM Plans Eyes-Off Driving in Cadillac Escalade IQ by 2028

General Motors plans to debut eyes-off driving in the Cadillac Escalade IQ by 2028, Fox News reported. The article's headline stated that GM wants drivers to take their eyes off the road by that year.

According to the Fox News summary, the plan is accompanied by safety testing that reveals how long distracted drivers take to regain control of a vehicle. The summary does not report what length of time the testing found, how many drivers took part, or the conditions under which the tests were run.

The headline frames the plan as a goal for drivers, namely that they would be able to take their eyes off the road, while the summary places that goal alongside the testing on how quickly drivers regain control. The summary uses the word "plans" for the debut, and it does not say whether the feature would be limited to the Escalade IQ or extend to other models.

The source report carried no byline, so no individual author is named. Because only one outlet's report was available for this story, no other account exists to compare, and no independent confirmation of the company's plans or the testing results is included here.

Further details, including the specific testing results and any statement from General Motors, were not contained in the source reviewed for this story.

Sources: Fox News: GM wants drivers to take their eyes off the road by 2028.