Autonomous vehicle technology turns out to be a lot harder than anticipated, as GM withdraws from the market, leaving it to Tesla & Waymo.

Here's one reason why GM ditched Cruise robotaxis: carmakers will earn more than half of their revenue from software and ...

Nihon Kotsu, Tokyo's largest taxi company, will oversee Waymo's self-driving operations in the city and manage the Waymo One ...

General Motors has won Yahoo Finance's Surprise of the Year award. So what's next for the auto icon? GM CEO Mary Barra shares ...

Waymo will begin testing its autonomous vehicle technology in Tokyo in early 2025, the first time the Alphabet company's ...

The Alphabet-owned company has struck deals with major Japan-based robotaxi operators to begin testing in 2025.

General Motors has shut down its Cruise robotaxi business after investing over $10 billion since 2016. Once seen as a ...

GM revamps its autonomous strategy, integrating Cruise with GM teams to streamline development, cut costs by $1B annually, and scale AV tech for fleets and consumers.

Instead, after spending more than $10 billion on Cruise since acquiring it in 2016, GM is ending the robotaxi business and ...

Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son speaks to the press after meeting with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump at Trump Tower in ...

GM plans to merge the division with its Super Cruise team to advance its self-driving feature for personal vehicles.

The Trump transition team wants the incoming administration to drop a car-crash reporting requirement opposed by Elon Musk’s ...