EXHIBIT (A)(15)

           HUGHES SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETES ACQUISITION OF TELOCITY ;
                 OFFERS FIRST NATIONWIDE PORTFOLIO OF DIGITAL
           ENTERTAINMENT, AND INTERNET ACCESS VIA DSL AND SATELLITE

     EL SEGUNDO, Calif., April 3, 2001 - Hughes Electronics Corporation
announced today the completion of its $2.15 per share cash tender offer by a
wholly owned subsidiary for all outstanding shares of common stock of Telocity
Delaware, Inc. (Nasdaq: TLCT).  The tender offer expired at 5:00 p.m. EDT on
Monday April 2, 2001.

     With its acquisition of Telocity, HUGHES becomes the only company with the
ability to offer on a national basis a portfolio of consumer entertainment and
information services that includes digital multichannel television, and high-
speed wired and satellite broadband Internet access.

     "The Telocity land-based DSL service today joins the HUGHES award-winning
DirecPC satellite-based service and the new generation Satellite Return DirecPC
to offer the most complete set of Internet broadband choices for consumers
throughout the contiguous United States," said Michael T. Smith, chairman and
chief executive officer of HUGHES.

     "HUGHES also will integrate the broadband delivery capabilities of the
Telocity service with DIRECTV, the nation's leading provider of digital
multichannel entertainment with more than 9.5 million customers, to create a
'whole house' entertainment and information solution that can deliver digital
video and high-speed data throughout the home," he said, adding that HUGHES
already offers a combined DIRECTV/DirecPC service.

     As of the expiration of the tender offer, based on information provided by
the depositary for the tender offer, approximately 77.8 million shares,
representing approximately 94 percent of Telocity's issued and outstanding
shares of common stock, were validly tendered.  Pursuant to the terms of the
offer, payment for the shares of


Telocity common stock will be made promptly through EquiServe Trust Company,
N.A., the depositary for the offer.

     HUGHES also announced today the completion of the merger of the acquiring
wholly owned subsidiary with Telocity.  As a result of the merger, Telocity
became a wholly owned subsidiary of HUGHES.  Stockholders of Telocity that did
not tender their shares in the offer will receive the same $2.15 per share that
they would have received in the offer, unless they perfect dissenters' rights.
Telocity's common stock will cease to be listed on Nasdaq as of the close of
business on Tuesday, April 3, 2001.

     The Telocity service has an expandable DSL network that currently extends
across 150 U.S. metropolitan areas, which account for more than 40 percent of
the country's population.  DirecPC, a product of Hughes Network Systems of
Germantown, Md., is the nation's leading satellite-based Internet and broadband
offering.

     DIRECTV and Hughes Network Systems are operating businesses of HUGHES, the
world leader in digital television entertainment, satellite services and
satellite-based private business networks.  HUGHES is a unit of General Motors
Corporation. The earnings of HUGHES are used to calculate the earnings per share
attributable to the General Motors Class H common stock (NYSE:GMH).

     For additional information on the companies, please visit their websites at
www.hughes.com for Hughes Electronics; www.directv.com for DIRECTV;
www.telocity.net for the Telocity service; and www.hns.com for Hughes Network
Systems.
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