GM self-driving unit Cruise to pay $1.5 million fine over crash disclosure
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Monday that General Motors' self-driving car unit Cruise will pay a $1.5 million fine after it failed to disclose details of a serious October 2023 crash involving a pedestrian.
The NHTSA recently announced recalls for 224,881 vehicles. This includes Mazda, Toyota, Harley-Davidson, Mercedes-Benz, ...
The NHTSA has announced a new consent order with Cruise, GM’s self-driving technology division, for failing to fully report ...
SDVerse, open to automakers, suppliers and relevant tech companies, is a marketplace designed to connect developers of ...
Last November, Ed Duby took over battery production at General Motors. He found an effort in crisis: The company was on track ...
"The only way they are hireable (per the UAW contract) is if they become full-time temps for nine consecutive months," ...
Backed by General Motors, Magna and WiPro, SDVerse, the first digital auto software marketplace opened Monday aiming to reduce time, costs for software defined vehicles.
Jeremy Swayman remains unsigned a week before the Boston Bruins open their season. While the two sides remain in constant ...
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Monday that General Motors' self-driving car unit Cruise will pay ...
Brayden Narveson, Green Bay’s current kicker, hasn’t been the answer. Narveson missed both of his field goal attempts Sunday ...
Stocks were mixed Monday as the month and quarter came to an end, and ahead of a speech from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome ...
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