Tesla's robotaxi debut sparks debate as delays, competition, and execution risks overshadow autonomy promises.

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Uber and Cruise LLC, a self-driving car startup owned by General Motors, have announced a partnership in which Cruise will provide Chevy Bolt self-driving vehicles to the ridesharing giant ...

Instead, GM proposes producing self-driving taxis based on the next-generation Chevrolet Bolt. Cruise made waves largely because of its unique design.

However, the self-driving unit has only lost money so far – costing GM over $8 billion since 2017. In January, the automaker said it would cut Cruise spending by about $1 billion.

Ironically, while the Bolt-based self-driving cars spelled the end for the Origin, the upcoming next-generation Bolt—due in 2025—will provide new life for Cruise.

With the recall in the rear-view, the EUV is a serious contender. The 2023 Chevy Bolt EUV brings Super Cruise self-driving to the party.

Chevrolet has recalled all self-driving Cruise Bolt cars. The General Motors owned carmaker has requested the return of all of its 950 vehicles so that they can update the software following one ...