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Editorial Producer and Writer, @GM. Formerly @jalopnik, @roadandtrack, @caranddriver, @gizmodo.
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A Q&A with the experts

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By Bob Sorokanich Verified
| gm.com
By Bob Sorokanich, senior editor, GM News GM Executive Director of Human Interface Design Sebastian Bauer, left, and Executive Director of Software Product Management Michael Wahlstrom. The modern automobile is as much a digital device as a mechanical machine. So when General Motors set out to design an entirely new vehicle user interface, the process began with three principles: Make it simple, make it fast, make it predictable.
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Mary Barra and Condoleezza Rice on the future of Detroit and American innovation

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By Bob Sorokanich Verified
| gm.com
By: Bob Sorokanich, senior editor, GM News GM Chair and CEO Mary Barra and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. Mary Barra was born and raised in suburban Detroit. She grew up in a General Motors family, the daughter of a diemaker at a GM factory. Her first full-time job was at GM, and since 2014, she has served as Chair and CEO of the company. When former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice sought to discuss the future of American manufacturing and innovation, she sat down with Mary.
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A NEW and EXCITING ERA

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By Bob Sorokanich Verified
| Linkage Magazine
TO BE THE best, you have to compete with the best. That’s the philosophy that is guiding GM Motorsports to race and win in series around the world. And it’s why they are proud to launch the Cadillac Formula 1 Team for the 2026 Formula One World Championship. The first rendering of the Cadillac Grand Prix car, backed by TWG Motorsports and General Motors. The official racing livery will be previewed during the Super Bowl in February Racing is the ultimate challenge.
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