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Toyota and Lexus don’t have a Super Cruise competitor, is that a mistake?
Executive Summary
Summary: Toyota and Lexus have abandoned their Teammate hands-free driving system, leaving them without a competitor to GM’s Super Cruise, Ford’s Blue Cruise, and other autonomous systems. This absence is particularly notable given their luxury vehicle pricing, potentially disadvantaging them against rivals offering advanced driver assistance technology.
Brands mentioned: Toyota, Lexus, GM, Ford, Stellantis, Nissan, Mercedes, Tesla, Rivian, BMW, Cadillac, Lincoln, Infiniti
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Toyota and Lexus don’t have a Super Cruise competitor, is that a mistake?
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