In addition to attracting technology vendors to participate in the exhibition, CES has also become a stage for automotive manufacturers to display cutting-edge technologies such as smart driving and innovative travel. Netcom was invited to Las Vegas and General Motors CEO Ms. Mary Bola said at the scene: “The rapid development of science and technology and the rapid escalation of consumer demand have brought the turning point that has not been seen in the transportation industry for many years. GM believes that With decades of leading edge in automotive connectivity, breakthroughs can be achieved and the future of personal mobility can be redefined.”

At this year's CES, General Motors, a US-based auto company, will launch a new pure electric vehicle and upgraded Anjixing system, and is expected to showcase bright spot technologies including vehicle sharing and automatic driving. The new technologies will be available in Beijing. On January 7, 2016, they were announced and appeared one by one.

First, Chevrolet Bolt electric vehicle production version: voyage mileage of 321 km

The Chevrolet Bolt concept car has been unveiled at major auto shows. The production version of the Chevrolet Bolt concept car will be the world premiere at the CES Electronics Show. The new car is based on the Chevrolet Sonic Gamma II Global Car Strategy Platform. GM also has Chevrolet Creo, Bekionkola and Opel Mokka models from this platform. The Bolt EV positioned a small pure electric vehicle that can achieve 321 kilometers of cruising range, and the price is expected to be around 30,000 US dollars. As a new energy product with cutting-edge technology and application advantages, GM’s technologies such as driverless vehicles, vehicle sharing, and on-board interconnection systems are all expected to be tested with Bolt as a prototype vehicle.

Second, onstar (Anjixing) application upgrade

Onstar technology provides safety information services for GM-branded cars, including crash alarms, road assistance, remote unlocking, remote vehicle diagnostics, and Turn-By-Turn Navigation. In October of last year, Cadillac's new ATS-L was officially launched in the country. Its OnStar system is equipped with on-board 4G LTE service, equipped with original Car Wi-Fi (Car-Fi) and can support up to 7 devices simultaneously. , The network covers an area of ​​700 square meters. In this exhibition, GM will demonstrate the upgrade and application of OnStar system and its future research and development direction.

Third, automatic driving technology: the new Wolanda took the lead

General Motors has previously announced a self-driving vehicle plan: Beginning later this year, Chevrolet's new Volt Volvo will implement automatic driving in the new Warren Technology Center campus. General Motors employees can make a reservation for the Volt via the vehicle-sharing mobile application, select destinations, and with automatic driving technology, the vehicle can automatically go to the destination and automatically park.

This project will provide data and practical experience to accelerate the development of the company's autonomous driving technology. At this year's CES Consumer Electronics Show, GM is expected to be the first to demonstrate the R&D results obtained in the field of automated driving and the future direction of development.

Fourth, vehicle sharing: redefining the way of travel

General Motors announced two vehicle sharing projects in November last year and began operations in New York and other cities in the United States. It intends to expand the company’s participation in the multiple transportation field and will further develop hardware and software systems. Explore in-depth the vehicle sharing user experience.

In Europe, the Opel brand of General Motors owns a car-to-person vehicle sharing service called “CarUnity”. Dealers use their vehicles to build a fleet that can be shared. In China, the EN-V 2.0 electric networking concept car team has also been put into operation at Shanghai Jiaotong University in the first half of this year and has become part of an integrated transportation system made up of bicycles, cars and buses.