According to Theverge, GM will test its self-driving car Chevrolet Bolt electric car in Michigan. Chevrolet also released the first official pictures of its self-driving cars. As can be seen from the figure, there are two lidars on the top of the car that protrude upwards, just like two antennas. According to Lei Feng.com, the self-driving version of the Bolt electric car will be produced at the same assembly plant in Michigan, just like the standard Bolt electric car and the Chevrolet Sonic.
However, the autopilot version also has lasers, cameras, sensors and other hardware that support autonomous driving hardware. The car test will take place on GM's technology center in Warren and on the Detroit metropolitan area, thanks to a new regulation recently passed by Michigan that allows driverless cars to go on the road.
General Manager Mary Barra said in an interview recently that the first self-driving car to be put into public use would be the all-electric car Bolt. Before testing in Michigan, GM had tested 40 Bolt cars in San Francisco and Scottsdale, Arizona.
GM is working with Lyft and invested $500 million in it earlier this year. The two companies will jointly develop a self-driving Bolt electric car and put it into use in a few years. GM also acquired Cruise AutomaTIon this year to strengthen its autonomous driving technology.
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