General Motors has launched a West Coast tech hub in Mountain View.
MOUNTAIN VIEW — General Motors has launched a West Coast tech hub in Mountain View, an innovation center the company hopes will help the iconic automaker fend off increasingly fierce industry foes.
About 200 General Motors employees work in the tech center at 1330 Terra Bella Avenue in Mountain View in a building that totals 50,000 square feet. GM executives argued that the Detroit-area roots of the automotive industry have nurtured decades of innovation, even if that tech know-how has been traditionally directed at the array of vehicle brands powered by internal combustion engines.
“This is a very interesting time to bring innovation to the car,” Cetinok said. “We want to reimagine how infotainment looks and feels.” “Our vision is an all-electric future,” said Marissa West, president of General Motors North America.
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