Once again, another GM Cruise AV self-driving robotaxi has been captured on video causing an incident. Thankfully, the vehicle didn't crash into the worksite.

A recent report indicates that a GM Cruise autonomous vehicle made several technical errors in an incident last October wherein a pedestrian was dragged 20 ft.

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Cruise AV is GM's first car without a steering wheel Cruise Automotive is taking the wraps off its first fully autonomous car, the Cruise AV, and it's a lot more than a Bolt EV without a brake pedal.

After sightings by WIRED, GM confirms that a limited number of sensor-laden Bolt EVs have been given a second life.

The driverless ride-hailing service was supposed to be the shining star of GM’s growth opportunities, leading to $50 billion in revenue by the end of this decade.

Cruise LLC's senior vice president of autonomous vehicles platforms has resigned from the company, according to a post on social media platform LinkedIn. Carl Jenkins, who worked at GM's embattled ...

The pivot is a remarkable step for the automaker, which acquired the self-driving startup Cruise in March 2016 for $1 billion. Since then, GM has spent more than $10 billion on the company in a ...

GM is ending funding for robotaxi development at Cruise 14 months after one of its autonomous shuttles injured a pedestrian in San Francisco. (TNS) — General Motors Co.'s move Tuesday to halt ...

After CPUC allows expansion of San Francisco service and then high-profile setbacks, DMV gets Cruise to cut its local fleet of autonomous cars in half.

General Motors' Cruise unit on Tuesday raised its offer to resolve an investigation by a California regulator over its delay in disclosing the details of a pedestrian crash involving one of its ...

To GM’s credit, Wall Street, which previously pushed for such growth businesses, applauded the decision to end Cruise’s robotaxi ambitions.