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Cruise and Uber to Launch Robotaxis on Ride-Hailing Platform in 2025
Aug 22, 2024, 08:14 PM
Cruise, a subsidiary of General Motors, has announced a multiyear strategic partnership with Uber Technologies, Inc. to integrate its autonomous vehicles into Uber's ride-hailing platform. Starting in 2025, Uber riders will be able to book rides with Cruise's robotaxis, marking a significant step in the adoption of autonomous transportation. This partnership will initially feature a dedicated number of Chevy Bolt-based autonomous vehicles in an undisclosed city. The collaboration aims to enhance the accessibility and convenience of autonomous driving for a broader audience.
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