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Plans to use the Cruise Origin as a driverless taxi are on hold. Remember the Cruise Origin? A funky-looking autonomous pod with no steering wheel or pedals that was to be GM’s robotaxi? Well, that ...

After spending more than $10 billion to try to develop an autonomous robotaxi, General Motors is now calling time on the endeavor. On Tuesday afternoon, the automaker announced that it is done ...

(Reuters) - Self-driving car maker Cruise said on Wednesday it and majority shareholder General Motors Co would seek U.S. regulatory approval in coming months to deploy a limited number of Cruise ...

General Motors will restart work on its driverless-vehicle program, a year after shelving production of the Cruise Origin robotaxi when one struck and dragged a woman about 20 feet. GM confirmed the ...

General Motors said Tuesday it will stop funding and exit robotaxi development at its majority-owned Cruise business, a blow to the automaker that had made the advanced technology unit a top priority.

General Motors will stop funding Cruise, the division that was working to produce a fleet of robotaxis. Instead, the work being done on autonomous vehicles will be folded into GM’s in-house ...