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GM has abandoned plans to develop a robotaxi service through Cruise and will instead focus on self-driving cars for the showroom.
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Cruise fined $1.5M in connection to crash that sidelined robotaxisThe NHTSA fined GM-backed Cruise $1.5 million for not fully disclosing details of a robotaxi crash last year.
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Cruise prepares to return robotaxis to the road, join Uber fleet
Cruise's robotaxis may be operating in the Uber fleet in some cities as soon as 2025.
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GM puts self-driving car without steering wheel and pedals on hold
Cruise will no longer use the Origin self-driving shuttle in its robotaxi fleet.
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Cruise robotaxis return to the road with safety drivers
Cruise's robotaxi fleet has been parked nationwide since an accident in San Francisco that occurred in late 2023.
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Cruise's CEO and product chief both quit
Cruise has lost two senior staff at a time the company is facing extra scrutiny on safety.
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Cruise's driverless cars have been blocked from California's roads following an accident that occurred on Oct. 2.
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Cruise robotaxi service to launch in Japan in early 2026
Cruise's robotaxi service in Japan will initially operate in central Tokyo.
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Cruise robotaxi service to expand to Dallas, Houston in 2023
Cruise's robotaxi service will soon be operating in five U.S. cities.
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Cruise aims to grow robotaxi fleet by “thousands of vehicles” in 2023
Cruise plans to expand its robotaxi service with more U.S. cities and vehicles in 2023.
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Cruise robotaxi service to expand to Austin, Phoenix in 2022
Cruise's robotaxi service will soon be operating in 3 U.S. cities.
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Cruise Origin spy shots: Self-driving shuttle starts testing
Cruise's Origin self-driving shuttle is expected to be deployed in 2023.
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Cruise is now starting to commercialize its driverless taxi service.
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Cruise opens up driverless taxi service to public in San Francisco
Members of the public can now sign up for a ride in one of Cruise's driverless taxis.
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Walmart invests in Cruise, says driverless deliveries are coming
A new round of funding has seen Cruise's valuation climb to $30 billion.
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Microsoft teams up with GM-backed self-driving technology startup Cruise
Cruise is now valued at $30 billion thanks to its latest round of funding, which included Microsoft among the investors.
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Cruise now testing driverless cars in San Francisco
Cruise, which plans an automated taxi service, is now testing driverless cars on public roads.
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Cruise teams up with Walmart to trial automated delivery service
Going to the grocery store might become a thing of the past if automated delivery catches on.
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Cruise, the self-driving technology company backed by General Motors and Honda, on Thursday announced it received a permit from the California DMV to test its prototypes on the state's roads without a safety driver behind the wheel. It marks a major step in Cruise's aim to develop a safe and robust self-driving system, though the company isn't the first with the permit. Ahead of it are Google-backed Waymo, Amazon-backed Zoox, China's AutoX, and Nuro, a self-driving startup founded by ex-Google engineers. Nevertheless, Cruise is destined to be the first company to put its fully driverless cars...
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Cruise Origin previews a future that takes the driver out of electric ride hailing
San Francisco-based Cruise has revealed the electric vehicle that completely removes the driver from a connected, shared experience.
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GM's Cruise raises a further $1.15B for self-driving cars
The GM-backed Cruise Automation team revealed that its market valuation hovers around $19 billion.
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GM president takes over Cruise self-driving car business
As a sign of the growing importance of its Cruise self-driving business, General Motors President Dan Ammann is taking over as CEO of the San Francisco-based startup. GM announced Thursday that Ammann will take over from current Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt on January 1, 2019. Vogt founded Cruise...
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Honda will invest $2.75B in GM's Cruise self-driving car business
In the race to develop the world's first safe, reliable and robust driverless ride-hailing service, General Motors and its Cruise self-driving car unit just received major backing from rival automaker Honda. The companies announced Wednesday that Honda will invest $2.75 billion in the Cruise unit...
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GM to commercialize Cruise AV self-driving car in 2019
General Motors will put into production self-driving cars devoid of steering wheels and pedals in 2019, the automaker said Thursday. GM also said it planned to start a commercial service for the vehicles that same year, where the public would be able to hail a ride via an app. The car, known as the...
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