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GM bets on OnStar AI to expand subscription revenue toward 2030 goal

Oct 21, 2026, 2:04 PM EDT2 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Adds a tangible, long-term software-revenue growth driver; improves competitive positioning vs Tesla and peers; signals potential upside to GM's subscription mix and margins, despite execution risk and data-privacy considerations.

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GM unveiled a major OnStar revamp centered on an in-house AI assistant, debuting in the 2027 Cadillac Lyriq. The move aims to pivot OnStar from a call-center service to a connected intelligence platform and supports GM's target of a $25 billion subscription business by 2030. Data privacy safeguards were emphasized, with customers controlling data sharing and encryption.

GM to debut OnStar AI Assistant in 2027 Lyriq; broader rollout planned.
New OnStar mobile app in 2027 to sync with in-car software.
App to replace OnStar Guardian and brand apps; AI-centric, in-house.
Targets $25B subscription by 2030; data-privacy safeguards outlined.

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