Though Cruise did resume testing vehicles and offering robotaxi services in Phoenix and Dallas after the incidents emerged, they marked the beginning of the end, with GM eventually pulling the pin.

By closing the Robotaxi subsidiary ... license for test drives on public roads in June of that year. GM acquired a majority stake the following year. Since then, Cruise has lost beyond ten ...

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We knew this day was coming: Cruise is dead — at least as a robotaxi company. General Motors completed its acquisition of GM Cruise Holdings LLC; Cruise is now a wholly owned subsidiary of GM.

In order to compare the two, it’s important to figure out just how to judge the quality of a self-driving system.

Elon Musk announced plans for Tesla to launch a paid robotaxi service ... The Uber test driver later pleaded guilty to endangerment. More recently, GM's Cruise generated headlines in 2023 after ...

The Uber test driver later pleaded guilty to endangerment. More recently, GM's Cruise generated headlines in 2023 after one of its autonomous vehicles dragged a pedestrian beneath the vehicle. GM ...