Cruise, the autonomous vehicle venture owned by General Motors, has issued a recall affecting 950 of its robotaxis following ...

The Cruise automotive car division operated by General Motors will recall 1,194 of its robotaxis, allowing the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to close an investigation into ...

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General Motors ... GM in 2016. Cruise began providing autonomous rides in November 2021 before opening to the public in February 2022. By September, Cruise was operating 100 robotaxis in San ...

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Cruise will offer its autonomous vehicles on ride-hailing platform Uber starting next year, the companies said on Thursday, as the General Motors-backed ... on Thursday ...

Kyle Vogt has resigned as CEO of Cruise, General Motors' autonomous vehicle unit ... Cruise had been testing 300 robotaxis during the day when it could only give rides for free, and 100 robotaxis ...

GM’s Cruise autonomous driving unit will ... Read: NHTSA Closes Investigation After Cruise Recalls 1,194 Robotaxis Cruise commissioned a report from law firm Quinn Emanuel into the incident ...

General Motors' Cruise autonomous vehicle unit recalled 300 robotaxis to update software after one of them rear-ended a municipal bus in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya, File) General Motors’ ...

General Motors’ Cruise self-driving unit had been running robotaxis in San Francisco until ... Traffic Safety Administration forced Tesla to recall Full Self-Driving in February because it ...

Tesla has long staked its long-term financial success in autonomous tech, like its Full Self-Driving software suite, robotaxis ... It's no secret that Cruise, GM's self-driving arm, has had ...

The multi-year partnership will allow Uber riders to choose a trip using a Cruise autonomous vehicle, they said. Shares of GM rose ... agreed to recall nearly 1,200 robotaxis over hard braking ...

Once upon a time, during the post-WWII Eisenhower administration, CEO Charles Wilson of General Motors (NYSE: GM) was nominated for Secretary of Defense. During confirmation hearings before a ...