US EditionGM Hires Aurora Co-Founder Sterling Anderson
- General Motors hired Sterling Anderson as chief product officer effective June 2, 2025, based in Mountain View, California, to lead vehicle development for gas and electric models.
- Anderson departed from Aurora Innovation, the autonomous vehicle startup he helped establish, soon after the company began operating its driverless heavy-duty trucks publicly in Texas and announced his exit through a regulatory filing.
- Sterling Anderson brings extensive experience in automotive engineering and software development, having overseen Tesla’s Model X project and the initial phases of Autopilot before co-founding the self-driving company Aurora in 2017.
- GM President Mark Reuss stated that Sterling's extensive experience in automotive engineering and innovative software development makes him well-suited to drive the company’s progress forward.
- GM expects Anderson’s leadership to help modernize its portfolio, balancing slower-than-expected adoption of electric vehicles while enhancing hardware, software, and services across product lines.
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