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General Motors has hired a former head of Tesla's Autopilot team and is trying to bring back Cruise employees who were laid off six months ago. However, details about what he is developing are not known.
GM Revives Autonomous Car Push in Mountain View with Ex-Tesla Executive After Cruise Shutdown - The Registry
Detroit automaker shifts strategy from robotaxis to personal-use vehicles, hiring former Cruise employees for Mountain View expansion General Motors is making a calculated return to the autonomous vehicle market less than a year after shuttering its troubled Cruise robotaxi division, pivoting toward consumer-focused driverless cars under the leadership of former Tesla executive Sterling Anderson. The […] The post GM Revives Autonomous Car Push i…
Cruise Vehicle Spotted in Mountain View
After several sightings, another encounter with a former Cruise vehicle. This time in Mountain View at the intersection of El Camino Real and HWY 237 at around 8:40 p.m. The frequent sightings in recent weeks and months confirm that GM intends to stick with this technology, despite the closure of its subsidiary in December 2024. This is also in line with the announcement that GM wants to rehire former Cruise employees so that the technology for …
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