GM’s Cruise Seeking To Test Driverless Origin Robotaxi On San Francisco Streets
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First autonomous daytime ride was last week.
Helping Cruise to test and validate its tech.
GITEX Global is one of the biggest tech trade shows in the world.
Possible future off-roading tech?
An expected 700 percent increase from 2021 values.
Uncanny valley material, or adorable and useful?
Perfect for ride-sharing applications.
Cities require further time for analysis.
Keeping it clean between fares.
The race to autonomy continues.
The vehicles are currently capable of operating in roughly 70 percent of the city.
The two systems have different hardware requirements.
Chevy already offers Level 2 semi-autonomous tech in its Bolt EUV.
Cruise will continue to make deliveries going forward.
The permit unlocks fares for rides.