GM OnStar Saudi Arabia: 7 Powerful Advances Driving Connected Mobility GM OnStar Saudi Arabia has reached an important milestone in the Kingdom’s rapidly developing connected mobility landscape. General Motors Africa and Middle East has been recognized for its contribution to the development of Internet of Things capabilities in Saudi Arabia, highlighting the growing role of connected vehicle technology in the country’s digital transformation. The recognition came from the Communications, Space & Technology Commission, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology of Saudi Arabia, and Digital Government Authority. Significantly, General Motors was the only automaker recognized in the connected vehicles category, with OnStar serving as the central proof point of its contribution. For customers, the significance goes beyond an industry recognition. OnStar-enabled Chevrolet, GMC and Cadillac vehicles already provide access to connected technologies including over-the-air software and cybersecurity updates, in-vehicle applications, remote vehicle access, vehicle insights and other connected services intended to make vehicle ownership more convenient. GM also sees this connected foundation as a building block for the next phase of mobility. The company is preparing for the phased regional introduction of Super Cruise, its hands-free advanced driver assistance technology, on compatible roads and subject to regulatory approvals. Together, these developments show how software, connectivity, vehicle engineering and digital infrastructure are increasingly becoming central to the automotive experience in Saudi Arabia. 1. GM Recognized for Connected Vehicle Capabilities in Saudi Arabia The central development is General Motors Africa and Middle East’s recognition for contributing to the development of Internet of Things (IoT) capabilities in Saudi Arabia. The distinction is particularly notable because GM was the only automaker recognized in the connected vehicles category. OnStar was the core proof point behind that recognition. The announcement demonstrates how connected vehicle technology is becoming part of a broader mobility ecosystem rather than remaining simply