GM self-driving unit Cruise admits to submitting false report, will pay $500,000 fine
General Motors' self-driving car unit, Cruise, admitted on Thursday to submitting a false report to influence a federal investigation and will pay a $500,000 criminal fine as part of a deferred prosecution agreement,
General Motors is accelerating its autonomous vehicle technology efforts, expanding the availability of the semi-autonomous ...
General Motors said it recently made history by driving 20 Super Cruise-enabled vehicles in a groundbreaking hands-free caravan ...
Cruise LLC, the self-driving unit General Motors, openly admitted at having submitted a false report in order to influence ...
Despite customer demand for Apple and Google’s offerings, GM believes its in-house infotainment software can stand on its own ...
05 November 2019, US, San Francisco: A robot car of the General Motors subsidiary Cruise is on a test drive. Photo: Andrej ...
Terrified cruise passengers sent 'goodbye messages' fearing they would 'die like on the Titanic' as footage shows a freak ...
Three minor injuries were reported, although GM said they were not associated with a crash. Nikola Jokic has Nuggets in cruise control. Can they manage his minutes and keep winning?
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