GM’s Cruise Pays More Than $8 Million in Robotaxi Settlement

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Cruise pays more than eight million dollars to the woman hit by one of his robotaxis in San Francisco

Cruise, the General Motors robotaxi company, has reached an agreement with the pedestrian who was hit in San Francisco by one of its units in October. The company has paid between 8 and 12 million dollars to the victim of the traffic incident, who was hit and dragged several meters under the taxi until it stopped. The event caused Cruise to lose its operating license in California, its most important market in the United States.Continue reading

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GM’s Cruise to pay at least $8 million to woman hit by robotaxi: reports

Cruise, the self-driving-vehicle unit of General Motors Co., has reportedly reached a settlement for between $8 million and $12 million with a pedestrian who was struck and severely injured by one of its robotaxis last year.

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Cruise settles with person dragged under one of its robotaxis

The GM-owned self-driving company suspended operations after the crash, but is starting to make a comeback.

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Cruise to pay millions to woman gravely injured in S.F. by a robotaxi, report says

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GM’s Cruise pays more than $8 million to San Francisco pedestrian run over and dragged by its robotaxi

Cruise grounded its entire US fleet after its license was suspended by California. Former Chief Executive Officer Kyle Vogt resigned, nine executives were fired and about a quarter of the workforce let go.

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Woman Dragged By Cruise Robotaxi Gets Over $8 Million Settlement

A woman who was struck and dragged about 20 feet by an autonomous Cruise vehicle last year has reportedly been awarded a settlement of $8 million to $12 million from parent company General Motors.News of the settlement comes from Fortune, which says it independently verified the details after being told of the settlement by "someone with knowledge of the matter." Bloomberg Law also reported on the settlement, saying it could not confirm the amou…