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General Motors announced at an October 21 event that AI tools will cut the typical five-year vehicle development cycle in half. The company projects seeing two-year-development vehicles by 2030, with physical testing reduced by 50 percent. GM also revealed plans to invest $900 million in battery research and utilize AI to cycle through 300,000 chemistry iterations before building prototypes.
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