Your next drive just got more convenient, thanks to a cutting-edge driver assistance technology called Super Cruise
Super Cruise is the future of driving, making driving on compatible highways more relaxing and convenient by allowing for hands-free driving. It uses cameras, sensors, GPS data and LiDAR-scanned map data, and steers to maintain the vehicle’s position in a lane. It works on top of
Enjoy the convenience and simplicity of hands-free driving on over 640,000 kilometres of compatible highways in Canada and the U.S. on select, eligible, Super Cruise equipped vehicles. 352,000 kilometres of divided and compatible highways on Super Cruise equipped Bolt EUV, Cadillac XT6 and Cadillac CT6. Explore the map of Super Cruise—enabled roads to find ones on the way to your next destination.
Currently Super Cruise is available on the following vehicles, when appropriately equipped:
GMC
2025 Sierra EV
2024 Acadia
2024 Yukon Denali and Denali Ultimate
2024 Hummer EV SUV
2022 Hummer EV Pickup
2022-2024 Sierra Denali and Denali Ultimate
Chevrolet
2024 Silverado EV
2024 Traverse
2024 Equinox EV
2024 Blazer EV
2023-2024 Suburban
2023-2024 Tahoe
2022-2024 Silverado
2022-2023 Bolt EUV
Cadillac
2025 ESCALADE IQ
2025 OPTIQ
2023-2024 LYRIQ
2021-2024 Escalade
2022-2024 XT6
2021-2024 CT4
2021-2024 CT5
2018-2020 CT6
Buick
2025 Enclave
Super Cruise uses cameras, sensors, GPS information and high-definition LiDAR map data to steer and maintain the vehicle’s position in the current lane. However, you still need to pay attention and keep your eyes on the road while using Super Cruise.
No. Super Cruise is designed to maintain the current lane, but you should always pay attention in case you need to take control to avoid emergency situations, exit the highway, make a turn, stop for a traffic control device or perform any other driving maneuver. Super Cruise is only available on compatible highways.
Yes! You should always be ready to take control of the steering or brakes while using Super Cruise. To ensure you’re staying focused on the road, a Driver Attention Camera located atop the steering column determines where your gaze is directed. If the system detects you may not be paying enough attention, the steering wheel light bar flashes green. If you continue to remain inattentive, or if you need to take control of the vehicle immediately, the bar will flash red.
In the case of an unresponsive driver, after the first two levels of alerts, a voice prompt will be heard and the vehicle will slow to a complete stop with its hazard lights activated, and the vehicle will contact
After purchasing an OnStar Super Cruise Plan, activating Super Cruise is simple and convenient. When you’re on a compatible highway, turn on your vehicle’s Adaptive Cruise Control and set a speed. Then look for the white Super Cruise steering wheel symbol in the driver information center. When it appears, Super Cruise is available. Simply push the Super Cruise button on your steering wheel (it looks like a steering wheel) to enable. The light bar at the top of your steering wheel turns green when Super Cruise is active. When it is safe to do so, and in compliance with any local laws, you may now take your hands off the steering wheel — while keeping your eyes on the road.
Of course, as every vehicle is different, you should consult your vehicle owner manual for detailed instructions, or ask your authorized Dealer for more information.
When enabled in properly equipped vehicles, and under certain conditions, Automatic Lane Change can steer the vehicle to perform a single lane change. For example, the system can pass a slower vehicle in its lane, change lanes if the current lane is ending or change lanes to provide space for vehicles merging from an ending lane. A message appears on the driver information center to offer more information on the status of the maneuver. Not available on CT6, Bolt and XT6.
If you’d like to take control of the vehicle after Super Cruise has been activated, place your hands firmly on the steering wheel. The Super Cruise system will detect that you have taken over control, and the steering wheel light bar will change from green to blue. When the light bar is blue, Super Cruise will stop steering and you must steer the vehicle. To reactivate Super Cruise, center the vehicle in the lane and wait for the light bar to turn green. If you would like to take over steering and deactivate Super Cruise, you can do so by firmly placing your hands on the wheel and pressing the Super Cruise button, depressing the brake pedal or, on electric vehicles so equipped, activating the Regen On Demand paddle.
If Super Cruise disengages while you’re using it, simply push the Super Cruise button within 10 seconds of disengagement for more information. A message will appear in the driver information center with an explanation, such as, “No Road Information,” “Driving in Exit Lane” or “Looking Away from Road for Too Long.” You can find descriptions of these messages in your vehicle owner manual.
Super Cruise uses a data connection for real-time, precise positioning of the vehicle, as well as to download regular map updates. That helps ensure your vehicle has the most up-to-date, accurate maps available for hands-free driving. An active, eligible OnStar Super Cruise plan is required to maintain that data connection.
Every new Super Cruise–equipped vehicle comes with three years of access to the data connectivity required for Super Cruise functionality. At the end of the vehicle’s trial period, you’ll need to purchase an OnStar Super Cruise plan in order to keep using Super Cruise.
Because Super Cruise needs an active data connection, you need to sign up for the Super Cruise plan to keep enjoying the future of driving after your three-year trial period ends.
The simplest way to sign up for an OnStar Super Cruise plan is to push the blue OnStar button inside your Super Cruise–equipped vehicle and speak to an Advisor. They’ll be able to assist you through the sign-up process. You can also visit GM account, or call us at 1.888.4ONSTAR (1.888.466.7827).