Cruise, robotaxi
GM’s Cruise Reorganization Affecting Honda’s Robotaxi Plans In Japan
Honda may be reconsidering plans to launch a fully autonomous robotaxi service after a reorganization effort by its AV technology partner, Cruise.
GM’s Cruise to resume robotaxi testing in California this fall
Cruise said that it will operate the cars in Sunnyvale and Mountain View. It won’t drive in San Francisco, where the company tussled with regulators.
GM's Cruise Eyes Resuming Robotaxi Operations In California After Long Pause Due To Pedestrian Accident In 2023
General Motors' (NYSE:GM) autonomous driving unit Cruise said on Thursday that it is eyeing resuming operations of its robotaxis in California which was paused after the involvement of one of its driverless vehicles in a pedestrian accident late last year.
Cruise plots its robotaxi return to the Bay Area
The company plans is deploying manually driven “mapping vehicles,” with the goal of five autonomous vehicles later this month.
Honda robotaxi plans uncertain as GM-backed Cruise grapples with crash aftermath
Honda is still weighing whether it can start its ambitious Tokyo robotaxi service on time as its partner in the project, GM's Cruise, deals with a safety scandal and keeps production paused on its self-driving people mover.
GM’s Cruise to resume robotaxi testing in Bay Area this fall
Cruise said that it will operate the cars in Sunnyvale and Mountain View. It won’t drive in San Francisco, where the company tussled with regulators.
Cruise robotaxis return to the Bay Area nearly one year after pedestrian crash
Cruise is returning to the streets of Sunnyvale and Mountain View for the first time since it paused operations in the Bay Area after a robotaxi struck a pedestrian in October 2023. "Resuming testing in the Bay Area is an important step forward as we continue to work closely with California regulators and local stakeholders,
Cruise vehicles to return to Bay Area roads this fall — with drivers
But the General Motors-owned company said the move is intended as a step toward restarting its robotaxi service in the Bay Area. It’s not clear when Cruise be able to resume offering rides in San Francisco; the company would first need to get the sign-off from a pair or state agencies.
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GM's Cruise returns to Bay Area a year after robotaxi-pedestrian crash
In the second quarter, GM executives announced the company would pause production of the Cruise Origin robotaxi at the ...
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Waymo Robotaxi Collision in San Francisco: A Bicyclist’s Narrow Escape Sparks Safety Debate
As the Waymo vehicle proceeded into the intersection, the cyclist quickly followed behind the truck, crossing into the path ...
Cruise Robotaxis Are Back After Maiming A Pedestrian Last Year
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Tesla Robotaxi Might Already Be Late to the Table, Is It Going To Bring Anything of Value?
Tesla fans are thrilled about the upcoming Tesla robotaxi unveiling, but it's unclear whether Tesla can bring anything new to ...