Like it or not, the development of self-driving cars is going full-swing ahead. After ending its Cruise robotaxi operations last year, General Motors is now planning to develop its next-generation ...

but after a $2.75 billion investment from Honda, look out for different cars in the near future. Cruise was bought by General Motors back in 2016 and has built its self-driving tech into GM cars.

The industry faces scrutiny after a pedestrian was seriously injured in October 2023 by a General Motors Cruise vehicle. More autonomous vehicles: Would you ride in a self-driving car?

General Motors is turning to Nvidia ... driver-assistance system known as Super Cruise. GM is in the process of absorbing its self-driving car subsidiary Cruise and combining it with its own ...

This meeting of minds included innovators and influencers on topics related to self-driving cars, entailing ... s Full Self-Driving or General Motors’ Super Cruise. But a recurring notion ...

General Motors ... offer hands-free driving with the introduction of its Super Cruise advanced driver assistance system in 2017. While the hands-free cars are not completely self-driving cars ...

In view of the uncertainties related to the transition to self-driving cars ... mentioning that General Motors has already completed the acquisition of full ownership of Cruise, which shows ...

General Motors is doubling down on artificial intelligence and automation by teaming up with Nvidia to develop its next generation of vehicles, factories, and robots. This collaboration marks a ...

General Motors is deepening ... its autonomous-driving strategy by ditching plans for a robotaxi fleet, and later laying off about half of the staff at Cruise, its driverless-car business.

Autonomous cars have faced scrutiny ... seriously injured in October 2023 by a General Motors Cruise vehicle. NHTSA opened investigations into self-driving vehicles operated by Cruise, Google ...