GM revives driverless car program with focus on personal vehicles instead of robotaxis after pausing Cruise operations due to ...

General Motors Co. is seeking to lure back some former employees of its defunct Cruise autonomous-vehicle business as part of ...

GM is bringing Cruise back to life after its dramatic end. General Motors (GM) has begun reigniting its defunct self-driving ...

GM is reigniting its autonomous vehicle efforts by seeking to rehire former employees from its shuttered Cruise unit.

General Motors is planning a renewed offensive in autonomous driving despite the collapse of its robotaxi subsidiary Cruise.

GM is currently operating human-driven vehicles on public roads to collect data for the self-driving technology development.

GM is an autonomous driving pioneer as Super Cruise was introduced in 2017 and the company was working on an autonomous ...

GM plans to develop hands-free, eyes-free autonomous driving system for personal vehicles, hiring former Cruise employees.

General Motors wants to get serious about autonomous driving once again, with a new push aimed at creating fully self-driving vehicles for private owners rather than a robotaxi service.

GM made the call to drop Cruise robotaxi efforts in December 2024. “GM is committed to delivering the best driving experiences to our customers in a disciplined and capital-efficient manner ...

In response, Cruise fired nine executives and cut about 24%, or 900 full-time employees, from its workforce. Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt and Chief Product Officer Dan Kan resigned. GM also paused production ...