Cadillac Celestiq Drives Itself 95 Percent of the Time Using More Than 20 Cameras and Sensors

Ultra Cruise, a superior system that GM claims will be able to handle 95% of driving, is set to debut on the $300,000 Celestiq. In short, it uses an army of cameras and sensors working together to ensure the car doesn't hit anything. When it debuts, the Celestiq will be one of the few cars to offer a LiDAR sensor from the factory. CadillacThe fact that LiDAR is only one part of the picture is what makes Ultra Cruise impressive, assuming it works effectively when it debuts on the Celestiq. The buck stops when the Celestiq hits the streets, but similar to Tesla, GM isn't saying the final version of its assisted driving system will be available on release.