General Motors is laying off roughly half of its employees who remain at its discontinued Cruise robotaxi business. The plans come two months after GM said it would no longer fund Cruise after ...

Industry analysts cite various factors for Cruise's failure ... and lead U.S. auto analyst, said GM appears to remain committed to advanced driver assist technology internally, which is why its exit ...

General Motors Co. is expanding its partnership with technology company Nvidia Corp. to leverage artificial intelligence for ...

Automakers will be faced with obstacles around safety concerns, affordability and a patchwork of state regulations ...

The automaker reported a $3 billion income loss in Q4, fueled by $4 billion in restructuring costs in China and $500 million in expenses connected to shuttering its Cruise robotaxi unit.

Tesla claims it will have a two-door robotaxi due "before 2027," but that seems highly unlikely. In December 2024, GM killed its Cruise robotaxi project after dumping $10 billion in the startup it ...

In December 2024, GM announced it will not fund further Cruise robotaxi efforts and in 2025 will merge some Cruise people and technology with GM's SuperCruise to pursue Level 3 and Level 4 AVs for ...

Industry analysts cite various factors for ... said GM appears to remain committed to advanced driver assist technology internally, which is why its exit on robotaxi initiatives was something ...