General Motors' robotaxi service Cruise has inked a multi-year deal with Uber. The deal will let Uber customers hail a Cruise self-driving taxi from their smartphone starting next year, according to TechCrunch . This means that Cruise's self-driving taxis will be back on roads for the first time since striking a pedestrian in San Francisco in October 2023. Neither GM nor Uber gave a specific date or city for Uber's rollout of Cruise's robotaxis. A spokesperson told the website that the new partn...
General Motors' robotaxi service Cruise has inked a multi-year deal with Uber. The deal will let Uber customers hail a Cruise self-driving taxi from their smartphone starting next year, according to TechCrunch . This means that Cruise's self-driving taxis will be back on roads for the first time since striking a pedestrian in San Francisco in October 2023. Neither GM nor Uber gave a specific date or city for Uber's rollout of Cruise's robotaxis. A spokesperson told the website that the new partn...
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