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GM's 'eyes-off' driving tech to spread to utes and more SUVs – but don't call it Level 3

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GM's 'eyes-off' driving tech to spread to utes and more SUVs – but don't call it Level 3

General Motors' upcoming eyes-off driving system won't be limited to luxury SUVs, with pickups among the next in line - and plans to offer cars that run errands with nobody inside.

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