What Is GM Super Cruise and Which Buick/GMC Models Have It?

A straightforward look at GM’s hands-free driver assistance technology and the Buick and GMC models that offer it, from Twins Buick GMC in Columbus, OH.

Ever wish the highway miles around Columbus felt a little less tiring? That's the kind of drive GM Super Cruise was built for.

At Twins Buick GMC, customers ask about Super Cruise hands-free driving all the time, so here's a straightforward look at what it is and which Buick and GMC models offer it.

Super Cruise steers, keeps your vehicle centered in its lane, and maintains a set following distance on compatible roads. It's not self-driving. You're still the driver, and your eyes stay on the road.

Adaptive Cruise Control manages speed and following gap, while cameras, sensors, GPS, and LiDAR map data help track lane position and upcoming curves. On a compatible road with Adaptive Cruise Control set, a white Super Cruise icon appears. Press the steering-wheel button, and when the light bar turns green, you can take your hands off the wheel.

A driver-attention camera monitors head and eye position. Look away too long, and the light bar flashes green, then red. If the driver still doesn't respond, the vehicle slows to a stop and contacts OnStar Emergency Services.

Key Super Cruise Features

• Hands-free lane centering on compatible roads
• Turn Signal Activated Lane Change
• Automatic Lane Change, when enabled
• Driver attention monitoring

Super Cruise is available on select Buick and GMC models, usually upper trims or option packages. For Buick, that's the Enclave. For GMC, it spans trucks, SUVs, and EVs.

Availability depends on trim and configuration, so two of the same model on the lot may not both have it. The 2025 Enclave was the first Buick to offer Super Cruise, and on the 2026 GMC Acadia it's standard on Denali Ultimate. The table below shows where it appears.

Most new Super Cruise-equipped models include a three-year trial. After that, you'll need a paid OnStar Super Cruise plan to keep the hands-free feature working.

Super Cruise needs a data connection for real-time positioning and map updates. As for the Super Cruise subscription cost, pricing may change, so confirm the current rates before your trial ends.

Our auto finance team can help you build a budget that accounts for the vehicle, the package, and the road ahead.

Yes. If you're wondering “Does Super Cruise work in Ohio?” it does, on compatible roads GM has mapped for hands-free use, including many divided highways around Columbus.

Buick says the network covers more than 600,000 miles across North America, but coverage is road-specific, so check the Super Cruise map before a trip. Snow, heavy rain, and faded lane lines can limit availability. And remember: Super Cruise is hands-free, not distraction-free, so Ohio's distracted driving rules still apply.

Frequently Asked Questions

Experience Super Cruise at Twins Buick GMC

Visit us at 960 Morse Road in Columbus to see which Buick and GMC trims include Super Cruise hands-free driving.

Always pay attention while driving and when using Super Cruise. Always use Super Cruise in accordance with local laws. Requires active Super Cruise plan or trial. All Super Cruise-equipped vehicles include three years of connectivity to support functionality, after which a Super Cruise Plan must be purchased. Visit gmc.com/connectivity-technology/super-cruise for compatible roads and full details. Safety or driver assistance features are no substitute for the driver’s responsibility to operate the vehicle in a safe manner. The driver should remain attentive to traffic, surroundings and road conditions at all times. Visibility, weather and road conditions may affect feature performance. Read the vehicle Owner’s Manual for more important feature limitations and information. Sources: twinsbuickgmc.com and official manufacturer information. Twins Buick GMC, 960 Morse Road, Columbus, OH 43229.