Cars with Autopilot in 2025

ATLANTA, GA, UNITED STATES, September 3, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- It used to be that self-driving cars were the stuff of sci-fi movies and daydreams about the future.

Fast forward to 2025 and the future has officially shown up in the driver’s seat. While cars aren’t exactly driving folks around while they nap in the backseat just yet, many vehicles can now steer, accelerate, brake, and even change lanes…and all with minimal help from the driver.

It’s called autopilot, and ALM Cars is proud to offer one of the largest selections of autopilot-equipped vehicles in the Southeast.

Autopilot: What It Means for Everyday Driving
Autopilot in cars doesn’t mean drivers get to check out completely. Most systems on the road today are what’s called Level 2, which basically means that the car can do a lot of the work, but it still needs a human paying attention.

These systems take the edge off long freeway drives by helping with the basics: keeping the car centered, matching speed with traffic, and even stopping and starting in bumper-to-bumper situations.

In other words, it may not be magic…but it sure feels like a helping hand during those early morning commutes or long road trips.

Key Features to Look For
The best autopilot systems share a few core features. You should look for adaptive cruise control that works at all speeds, from full speed down to a stop.

Lane-centering is another must, and not just the kind that gently nudges the car back into position, but rather the kind that keeps it steady all the way through mild curves.

Autopilot-Ready Vehicles at ALM Cars
ALM Cars is stocked up with some of the top autopilot-equipped vehicles on the market.
Regardless of whether you’re after luxury, efficiency, power, or practicality, there’s something in our inventory with technology that practically drives itself (well, almost).

Tesla (Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X)
Tesla raised the bar early with their Autopilot and Full Self-Driving (FSD) systems. With cameras, sensors, and a powerful onboard computer, Tesla vehicles can handle everything from highway cruising to stop lights and intersections in city traffic. These systems are always evolving too, largely thanks to over-the-air updates.

GM: Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC (Super Cruise Models)
General Motors rolled out Super Cruise on Cadillac and GMC models, which gives drivers like you hands-free capability on hundreds of thousands of miles of pre-mapped highways. It even tracks eye movement to make sure drivers are paying attention. The Escalade, Sierra, Silverado, and other GM favorites can be found on ALM lots, and many of these rigs include the Super Cruise packages.

Ford and Lincoln (BlueCruise and Co-Pilot360)
Ford’s BlueCruise system is a big step forward because it allows hands-free driving on designated Blue Zones all across the country. Combined with adaptive cruise and lane-centering features, it offers a comfortable (and confident) driving experience. Popular models like the F-150 and Mustang Mach-E equipped with this tech are available through ALM Cars.

Mercedes-Benz (Drive Pilot and Advanced Driver Assistance)
Mercedes has gone one better as they have become the first automaker to get Level 3 hands-off driving fully approved in the U.S. With Drive Pilot. This means that drivers can truly let the car take over under specific conditions. That’s on top of Mercedes’ already feature-rich driver assistance systems that they have become well-known for as well.

Hyundai and Kia (Highway Driving Assist)
Hyundai and Kia have carved out a strong place in the autopilot space with Highway Driving Assist (HDA). This system blends adaptive cruise with lane-centering and even speed limit recognition. It’s precise, it’s smooth, and it’s also incredibly user-friendly.

BMW (Driving Assistant Professional)
BMW’s assistant includes adaptive cruise with semi-automated lane changes and even hands-free driving in traffic under 40 mph using eye-tracking. While not quite as advanced as Tesla’s system, it brings solid comfort and peace of mind during routine drives.

Audi and VW (Traffic Jam Assist, Lane Assist)
Audi brings a mix of tech depending on the model thanks to the features such as Traffic Jam Assist for low speeds and Active Lane Assist for freeway cruising. It’s not quite hands-free, but it helps reduce fatigue on longer drives.

Volvo (Pilot Assist II)
Volvo’s focus has always been safety first, and Pilot Assist II is part of that legacy. It handles lane-centering and adaptive cruise well, though it might need a little help when the road starts to curve.

Nissan and Infiniti (ProPilot Assist)
This is a smart and budget-friendly entry into autopilot driving. ProPilot Assist helps manage speed and steering on well-marked roads and includes features like lane centering and stop-and-go cruise.

What Buyers Should Keep in Mind
Not all autopilot systems are built the same.
Specifically, some only work on highways, and others are more flexible. A few can drive hands-free, while most still expect the driver to stay ready.
The important things to check are whether adaptive cruise works at all speeds, how well the system keeps the car centered in the lane, and how it monitors driver attention.
ALM Cars Makes It Easy to Get Behind the Wheel
With over 5,000 vehicles in stock, a 5-day exchange policy, and nationwide shipping, ALM Cars makes it very easy for drivers to find a vehicle that does more of the work for them.
From Teslas and Cadillacs to Kias and Volvos, the future of driving is already sitting on the lot. Shoppers can browse the full autopilot-ready lineup online or swing by one of ALM’s 17 convenient locations across metro Atlanta, North and South Carolina.

Founded in 2006, ALM Cars (Atlanta Luxury Motors) has grown into one of the Southeast’s most trusted names in pre-owned luxury vehicles. We have a strong and dedicated focus on selection, value, and customer satisfaction so we can help drivers find exactly what they need.

For more information or to browse inventory, visit www.almcars.com.

Robert Watkins
ALM Automotive Group
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