General Motors made the most of CES 2021, betting the farm on a new idea
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Everyone’s in, goes the new refrain, as GM slides all its chips across the table toward electrification with a slew of sneak peeks at their fleet of coming electric cars, and one that isn’t a car at all.
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I want a very simple, cheap, electric car with no whistles and bells except a radio and a heater
Why a radio?
Sono Motors perhaps
Nothing inspires confidence like being 1000 feet in the air in a Fiat/Chrysler aerial vehicle.
Not for you then? Gonna let John Travolta have all the fun?
@@sclogse1 i can see a Swordfish 2 movie with john escaping in the flying caddy.
Big takeaway: if you drive for a living, you better start retraining.
LOL ... Uber & Lyft goes to places no satellite system knows about - even at times when satellite links are down.
Yessir.. not too far away from any employment available being performed on a keyboard. I wonder if this is behind the socialism/communism agenda? They know jobs as we knew them won’t exist and no viable replacement options.
Jamming signal and hijack. Corporate wants to increase profits so much they pay you just enough to not quit and then replace you with autonomous machines. I can’t wait for the reset button were it’s like the purge and the first hunted will be the rich and privileged. Next thing is Amazon wants to be part of everything in your home, from you door security, cooking, cleaning, and even bidet cleaning your butt. Lmao 😂 it will be like Idiocracy 2006. If you think Millennials are bad wait for the next generation of kids from millennials. BTW all of this is just for humorous imo.
@@KindredSpawn except the “rich and privileged” will live behind the walls that they say “don’t work” until they put up the walls around them, like the ones at the U.S. Capitol building.
No time soon
dude this guys sarcasm and puns were sooo good lol
Tesla got all these company's triggered
These other companies are running around like chickens with their head cut off... no real focus, all marketing and prototypes.
How though they sell stuff Tesla doesn’t different market ??
B o ko ok by o
@TECH TRENDS ooooooo
I can say one thing for sure these companies are great at using Photoshop and doing CGI demonstration of futuristic vehicle 🤣
I see CGI is a great PR tool.
Nothing but the finest cars Fiverr can design.
Would be a shame if a Cat filter happened to them....
if GM delivers 15% of what it promises,I'd be surprised. A lot of dinosaurs live there
hahaha
Cadillac uses nanotechnology in it's suspension system.
Hey, GM "plans" to go all electric by 2035. Only 14 years from now, they will be ok.........oh wait. I'll be impressed if GM makes out of the decade.
@@sclogse1 Nano-Marketing
Waiting for the next bailout of Government Motors.
They all laughed when Tesla said EV was the future. Now look at them all scrambling to create something that'll stick.
oh man, u hit the nail on the head. they want some of that Elon Musk money! hah
Tesla is also at $870per stock. Went up 450 in less than 3 months!
That's a bad thing? Maybe this is what it takes to finally get flying cars
@@zacharyhutchison4006 Exactly we should have had full travel capability decades ago.
Our power grid can’t support ev vehicles
This is honestly better that over edited summary with bs music. Good job
i dont mean to be offtopic but does someone know a trick to get back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly lost my login password. I would love any tricks you can offer me.
@Leonel Cayden Instablaster =)
I love this guy's energy
Can you imagine how enthusiastic his family's dinner conversation would be?
you must be a Happy 🙄 person
yeah he's awesome, been doing the cnet cartech videos since forever. Brian something or other I forget his last name.
I can get his energy just by watching this three times.
Brian Cooley is OG CNET and to this day I still love him
That's the FedEx truck I want coming up to deliver my packages because the one that comes now is embarrassing.
Hey look at us! We're leading the pack!
...that is distantly following Tesla.
Translation: "I'm not sold on transport that doesn't involve a horse."
😂
What I saw, a lot of CGI renders.
Like half of all car commercials.
@@sclogse1 more like all of them
guessing you're new to this. Even show cars at these shows are not going to be production cars, most of them don't even get made.
@@chihchang1139 yeah, they're concept cars. They more like art than transportation.
Conceptualizing all day. Gets it running. Had to return it, all that's left is my chair!
I love it when companies show us stuff that will be ready for our grandchildren to use.
I want a built-in dashcam. Air HUD too.
Cadillac is trying to bring us to Detroit: Become Human but without the CyberLife Androids.
I heard that "Who killed the Electric car" is being rereleased in 4k.
Should be renamed When GM and others tried to sabotage the EV . Lawyers probably advised against that. Did they commit ecocide? Ref Stop Ecocide International
@Lightworker VonHelton, you mean ice vehicles don’t freeze up in freezing temperatures. A lot of real engineers are involved with the future of EV’s. There’s to many politics deciding how ice cars should be built.
Finally getting our flying cars!!!! Been waiting since back to the future movie for this!!!!
More of this guy on your channel please love him
He’s on CNET’s Roadshow channel.
The seque from that farming beast to the next segment with Nissan was done with, "It occurred to me."
The only time i expect GM's flying pod to take off (pun intended) is after Elon makes Electric Jets.
Great video - Amazon has ordered 100,000 EV trucks, not 10,000, and here in the UK UPS are getting EV from Arrival. Looks like deliveries are coming from EVs soon.
So a bunch of cars that don't exist in the physical world and a flying lounge chair that has virtually no chance of becoming a real product they sell? At least the dump truck exists.
I wish I could host a tech show strictly for tech that’s available for public,affordable and production ready .I’m tired of crap these are not going into production so why are they wasting ppl time and plus most of this stuff is only for rich people ...your average everyday person can’t afford this ,they are just starting to raise minimum wage to 15 bucks in some states and that still ain’t 💩 .My point is
why not make tech affordable for everyday ppl they are not being very realistic these are just toys for the rich.
It’s to make the investors happy lol 😂
What's crazy is the price for things are increasing rapidly, especially cars and flagship phones for example. While the materials to build them are becoming cheaper especially things like the frame for car and the plastic shell for phones, and also glass is being used much more for phones and cars as shown in the video. New plastic material which is more durable, flexible and less expensive are being used in just about any product you can name. The outer shell of Cars are molded plastic like materias. my point is that with the use of cheaper materials,more robots less humans on the assembly lines why are prices rising drastically? New iPhones are costing $1K? Jeep is making a new SUV that will start at $100k and it's not electric. The new Hummer is priced at $100k. Although the Tesla truck is starting at $60k. Things need to change within the USA, forget party lines and political figures! We need to put the people of the USA first just like in our initials.
Cooley dropping bars about vaporware. Love it.
Brian Cooley is back! finally! Hope you do more car reviews. You are def one of my favorite hosts and reviewers.
The AR car display would be so cool!
Whoever you are, you just earned cnet a sub. Great breakdown. Love the humor. Thanks!
A passenger drone! Now that's what I'm talking about! Finally, the hovercraft we were promised 60 years ago!
I hitch rides on tornadoes.
I find it funny that the only statement he makes about Tesla,, was throwing Tesla under bus. But it has been Tesla & Elon musk who are the ones that has initiated & Has been successful at this whole electrification of automobiles/transportation movement.
The guy is a dolt.
Yeah like Tesla is the one of the only ones that is actually putting out good realistic things which you can go buy and you can touch in real life and drive unlike computer programs
Did Nikola teach GM how to do vaporware, or did GM teach Nikola how to do vaporware?
CES SHOW: By the big men, for the rich men.
How much: YES
More of this guy please
I wonder how much GM paid CNET for this 5 minute ad
A few jd awards.
While I'm flying all the way to the bank to deposit my laughing.
@@sclogse1 GM will fly all the way to join Pam Am in being a no longer viable company LOL
it wasn't that flattering toward GM though. He basically calls them out on their designs being vapor.
Not enough. It sucks. On a side note though, they have already won five JD Power 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 awards for best fantasy ideas and special effects.
That GM Drone will never pass the Noise restrictions.
1) Self-driving construction equipment reminds me of the movie KillDozer!
2) Love the guy standing on the giant "skateboard" lol
3) gM - no matter what the logo, will always be government motors to me. All those GM bondholders learned the hard way that no matter what you think you own, the government can take it from you.
4) oh wait - you can get mad kudos for making a virtual reality movie of a flying car that doesn't exist!?
5) Agree - we should have had HUDs 30+ years ago.
I feel like cyberpunk 2077 jump started the passenger drone vehicle 😂 pretty awesome
GM could have told us all of this would be happening on Mars and it would have been just as believable.
They have made electric pallet Jack's for a long time.
2:56 The late 60’s -70’s cube van gets a futuristic make over, can we get a updated take on the El Camino? Please?
The video game awards are finally stepping up their games
The JD Powers award 🥇 approve your comment.
Bolt? Best selling EV? Not by a long shot. No mention of Tesla, the largest EV manufacturer in America. Kiss it, CNET.
GMs best selling EV.
I'm driving 2003 mazda6 diesel. Driven 335k and counting. Never let me down. Using everyday. No technology no tracking. Just enjoining of smooth drive .peace to all
I hope GM’s EV will be more dependable than their relatively undependable gas cars.
Especially considering they are trying to do e-vtol imagine one crashing into a living room apartment because faulty manufacturing
lol, I would love to buy American cars again. But they cost too much and break down too often.
@@CaedenV Teslas and some Toyotas are the most American made cars
@@AbcdNotincluded True, I always think of "The big 3", but I guess there are more options than that now. Also, hard to imagine Toyota as 'American' when it is a Japanese company. It may be made in America, and provide American jobs, but the profits still go overseas.
@@AbcdNotincluded My roommate drives the most bland looking Toyota of all time. This is the most nondescript car ever. And it won't die. 14 years.
The AR windshield and HUD build into the little mirror at the top of the windshield are pretty clever. I actually thought about the former idea a few times in the past but thought you'd always need glasses so the computer could render the graphics, accounting for your perspective. Making the entire windshield a large AR display is definitely another direction. Lets see if these CGI renders turn into anything lol. Oh, and the drone thing *welp, nah fam*
I can see me playing with all these innovations with my Xbox VR.
So good of Mollers flying cars to be prototypes for today’s drones
There is no CNET without Brian Cooley 👓
transparent display technology is going to be huge. LG's tech is pretty good from CES this year too. I thought about car windshields having this technology but the displays aren't clear enough yet and may never be but that might not stop them from being installed on other windows or autonomous vehicles. I'm having too much fun imagining what else we can use them for, like mirrors, residential and commercial windows, glass doors, tour busses with windows displaying and pointing things out to you, maybe there's a way to use it for fish aquariums?, beer or wines glasses, glass displays in stores or grocery stores...
I worked at Caterpillar 20+ years ago as an engineer and they already had self-driving mining trucks, why is that news now?
New coverage, some of us that's is not 8n the know
GM coming soon??? In 5 years HAHAHA
Battery factory isn't finished in Ohio and the retooling at other factories hasn't started.
Bankrupt Government Motors, leading the way, rightttt!
Hey! They got a new slogan. "It's not your great grandfather Oldsmobile"
@@Paul-ou1rx 😂
I miss Cooley I never see him any more.
The question then will be how affordable can these futuristic cars be
I think with introduction to IOT ads could be displayed on these cars and this can revolutionize the prices of futuristic EV s
I love that passenger drone Idea.
Looks like the mirror displays are the real killer feature for transparent oled.
Pontiac did minimal heads up display on windows in the 90s. People didn’t like it. They said it was distracting.
I say in a car made around 1940 that had a periscope above the steering wheel. In case you are looking down for some reason, as you look up you see the road ahead. It didn't last long but the memory is burned into my mind.
@C NET THAT'S an International phone number. I can't afford to make it to you. I'm at 404 573 2700.
I was a partner in a project identical to this one called Gemini hellicopters. It had two rotors. There were no end to stabilization issues. The Japanese made one that works. Since then, the project dissolved.
Optic fiber cable was used in the 1983 Cadillac to let you know what was lighting up around your position. It is possible to use that to send visual images directly into your cockpit or else use camcorders. It needs a complete 360°visual field to see above while seeing below while seeing to the right and left.
I know things that it needs by just looking at it.
Well, well Mr. Cooley it’s good to see you again and truly enjoy your intelligent review and comments. Except maybe the comment about “Serbian names”. Nikola Tesla is an unbelievably under appreciated eccentric genius. He was so far ahead he was ahead of himself.
Windshield HUDs (Heads Up Displays) will definitely be the thing of new cars in 10 years time or so - can’t wait. Also that dashcam integrated into the rear view mirror is needed in all new cars ASAP. I can’t believe all these new cars with ‘360° cameras’ can’t just add a bloody recording device!
Brian. You are a legend.
paraphrasing Neil DeGrasse Tyson: why are we thinking about 3d driving vehicles when we haven't figure out how to drive in 2d yet?
You are talking about Tech and this video is has 720p quality!
true true
RUclips takes a while to process higher quality.
Why do you need 1080p lol
“So you don’t have to carry the 200 pound pallet of stuff if you work there” that is a lot of peoples jobs lol
When I was working at a Toyota factory 2 years ago, they already had a bunch of robots doing it
@@mezzb Our goal shouldn't be to "keep the ship going", our goal is growth, expansion, advancement, and to maximize that, it forces us to always be pushing beyond our current technological capacity. It won't ever ease up. It's our nature.
Not the doing away of menial labour!
@@nickfleming3719 He was agreeing with you.
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This is a TON OF BUNK! They may solve the "battery" issue with super capacitors but you still have decades worth of ICE's that won't be going away anytime soon. As well, the tech for cleaning up the environment still is with ICE's. Just making the "batteries" is a mess and then what will be done with the old batteries? What a land fill that'll make.
Tesla have addressed the recycling of batteries, from cars to stationary grid to being recycled for their material all of which is at a least 30+ year timeline , nothing will ever go to landfill...
Super capacitors are used for quick bursts of energy, today’s batteries will take some vehicles 600+ miles , like Tesla’s semi , sports car , and pick- up truck.
You are right , they should stop making ICE Vehicles immediately!
Those EVTOL’s come installed with a parachute. The moment the flight dynamic computer senses a fault it deploys the chute and you are back again safely on the ground. Safer than an passenger airplane
It looks like an electric plug! 😂
@1:43 "GM pretty much owns CES in the car front" ..... LOL !!! and now GM has an electric logo !!!! Wow !
If I wanted a 720p video, I'd watch on my iPhone 5.
Bring back Pontiac and I might be interested.
Interesting about that Cadillac “pod” van thing.... Jay Leno showed some start up company that had pretty much the same thing, even the interior layout was nearly identical!
720p, way to go CNET!
Regarding gm’s flying cars. Can you imagine every “car” accident and/or breakdown being fatal not just for the occupants but for everyone on the ground as well?
Very true all cars will be flying in the future. Plus with small drone type aircraft you could implement software and AI to avoid crashes and if they do happen parachutes along with other safety measures could be used to protect the occupants.
@@nickstar6790 lol, that’s a lot of stuff that needs to go right all of the time. If the entire auto industry couldn’t even get airbags right (takata) I definitely not trusting them with parachutes 🤣. Also, are you willing to do a preflight inspection every time you want to go to the grocery store? Not sure you’ve been around aircraft much (flying car = aircraft), but they require next level preventative maintenance and inspections because of the inherent danger of falling from high places.
@@ItsTheNada that’s your opinion. Futuristic Software and AI will become the solve all when it comes to accident prevention. Aircraft technology will become advanced enough to streamline everything else. Obviously you can’t avoid 100% of accidents but last time I check cars on the ground are not that safe either.
@@nickstar6790 The massive takata recall (and tons of other recalls) is a fact, not opinion. preflight checks and mechanical failure is a fact, not opinion. The one thing we agree on is that cars on the ground are dangerous. There are simply more things that can go wrong with thousands of cars in the air above us no matter what AI is being used. There’s also the problem with connectivity/network outages, hacking, code failures. So again, more dependencies on systems working together seamlessly. It’s a lot to ask for. Don’t get me wrong. I’m not hating. It’s just the probability of zero fault over any significant amount of time is soooo low. The current personal drone prototypes look extremely unstable and it would be difficult to store enough energy for usable range without gasoline too. They’ll start as non DOT certified recreational vehicles and probably stay that way for a while.
Don't have to imagine.
It already is in a LOT of crash's.
The windshield tech was in MI:3
The Jetson's car is getting closer.
Sorry but *noise based pollution* is already an issue with drones so that giant moskito transporter is a nono.
Also if only one of the rotors jam the fall is pretty brutal
Imagine gettin on an FC e-VTOL given their reliability record! Nothin short of hilarious I would say....hehe
Awesome video as always!!
Before i get a Pilots licenses, i first want my ground car to drive my self.
I heard GM will have an entire fleet of those flying thingies by 2065..
This was cool
I see a utility infrastructure that is not ready to handle the load of charging all these batteries every night.
And all those batteries would be a huge source of energy storage. what if every Texan had their EV hooked to the grid.
@@dionysusnow they would overload the grid
Caterpillar has me more interested than GM. At least Caterpillar is doing it now with autonomous vehicles, while GM is shrouded in secrecy. Plus flying vehicles is a long way off.
You mean flying cars? (there is a joke in here somewhere🤣)
Government has been killing them off since the 1950's.
And I think you're right.
It may be a long while before 'flying cars' are commercially viable...or safe.
Says the new logo looks like an electric plug. I see a brofist. 👊
Is it just me or does the new gm logo look like the xiaomi logo
American company copying chinese company.WEiRd
the display on the windshield was done to lesser extent about a decade ago so they are not the first. People hated it, because it distracted them from focusing on the road. Maybe human eye sight has changed.
So much better than an autonomous vehicle
Why doesn’t government motors put more quality into their products instead of new ways they’re coming out with new products🤔
There are bad drivers on the road, I can only imagine how bad it will be in the air.
lol.. mate by the time it's a reality, you wont be given control, it'll all be automated..
Most likely going to be autonomous because if that's how us humans like to do it's going to be powered by Minecraft redstone I'm telling you the future is awesome
Yeah automated is the future of travel. They're gonna have to implement some battery sensors for preventing crashes due to battery life. Its gonna have to self sense and self land for charge stations. Unless it can self charge faster than it depletes its charge, while air born.
Am I the only one who just hears Jay Leno all the way through this?
This guy sounds like Cave Johnson from Portal
Autonomous should be more widely used in future AIR VEHICLES you think!
This could revolutionize the way people test for Driver's licenses. Well they have a special rfid for Test givers to turn off tech? What happens when the Tech fails?
That Drone passenger car it’s awesome but too soon when they don’t even have a regular electric car for consumers besides bolt.
The Russians have been doing dashcams for five years. We're finally catching up.
If the dump trucks drive themselves why the steering wheel and drivers seat??
Always have manual controls incase of emergency. If the gps gets disabled you still need to be able to operate this thing, if only to get it out of the way. Plus if something does go haywire I'd rather there be a guy sitting in the cab who can take control so stuff doesn't get run over.
There's no mention in all this electronic equipment being used to stop speeding vehicles
Maybe this could be incorporated in the road signs and picked up by the car to stop speeding
Or via satellite
How many Tons of Coal need to be burned to power the electric vehicles? 😱😱😱😱
Apparently the soft ware has an exclusive right to the equipment so if there product fails you loose and your at the mercy of this product good luck
Cool and innovative. I'm wondering what the PRICES are going to be though. Millions of people are out of work and or sick.