Forget fully autonomous robotaxis: the route to market for driverless technologies now looks like it could be incremental ...

General Motors announced Tuesday it will no longer be funding its Cruise robotaxi operations after years of navigating ...

The company suspended the Cruise self-driving taxi service late last year after a vehicle struck and seriously injured a ...

Microsoft (MSFT) expects an $800 million charge from its minority stake in General Motors (GM) now shut down the robotaxi unit. The tech giant made a strategic investment in the robotaxi business to ...

Microsoft takes a financial hit as GM redirects autonomous vehicle plans from robotaxis to consumer-focused solutions.

General Motors' move suggests that billions in funding weren't enough in a still-developing part of the industry that has met with several setbacks and scepticism from wary drivers.

Uber stock extended its weekly losses to 7.27% after news broke that General Motors would be shutting down its autonomous ...

General Motors is officially exiting the robotaxi business after investing more than $10 billion since 2016, causing ...

Partnerships, job cuts, restructuring in China and dumping Cruise's robotaxi fleet signal that GM is hyperfocused on cost controls going into 2025.

Automakers like Ford Motors and Volkswagen had also once made big, billion-dollar bets on the future of ridehail—only to walk ...

We're starting to see some winners like Waymo and some losers like Cruise. On the one hand, there's now one fewer competitor ...

Waymo has made a lot of progress with self-driving cabs. It completes more than 150,000 driverless rides a week. Tesla hosted ...