GM has effectively decided to shut down Cruise and absorb its teams and autonomous technology. It will focus on developing autonomous systems for personal vehicles rather than public use. This ...

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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 ...

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 ...

General Motors will no longer fund Cruise. GM says launching and maintaining a Robotaxi network is not something that it is interested in doing. The automaker intends to roll Cruise's commercial tech ...

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 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 ...

General Motors' self-driving car subsidiary Cruise is partnering with ride-hailing company Uber Technologies Inc. in a multiyear deal, the companies announced Thursday. The companies did not offer any ...