Several General Motors products will soon be heavily discounted.
GM made a three-year premium OnStar subscription of $1,500 mandatory on all Buick and GMC models for 2023, but is reversing that decision for the 2024 model year.
The telematics system offers a range of features that include automatic crash response, turn-by-turn navigation, stolen vehicle locator, in-car WiFi and the subscription otherwise costs $49.99 per month .
It will now only be included with GMC Hummers as well as GMC Denali luxury models and Buick Avenir trim, Automotive News reported.
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GMC Denali trim models will still come with premium OnStar. (GMC)
Other models will have free OnStar Remote Access, which allows owners to start, lock and unlock their vehicles and locate them on a map using a smartphone app.
OnStar Remote Access offers several functions through a smartphone app. (GM)
There are several tiers under Premium starting at $24.99 with increasing activity levels.
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OnStar Premium will also be standard on the Escalade lineup.
The 2024 Buick Encore GX subcompact SUV will be available in Avenir trim. (Buick)
The feature began to be introduced last June when new car supplies were tight due to an ongoing semiconductor shortage.
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General Motors did not say whether the decision was a result of customer feedback, but growing investments have been providing some price relief to the market.
