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The value of GM stock decreased during the week of June 7, 2021 - June 11, 2021. See GM stock performance details and analysis here.

A new request has been sent to President Biden. What began as a heavily modified Chevrolet Bolt has become something quite different. Cruise LLC, which is majority-owned by General Motors, is eager to get its fully autonomous technology on the road, but it requires political assistance to help make that happen. According to a letter seen by Reuters, Cruise CEO Dan Ammann wrote to President Biden last month with a big request. He wants the president to back legislation to increase the maximum nu...

The value of GM stock increased during the week of June 1, 2021 - June 4, 2021. See GM stock performance details and analysis here.

CEO Dec 1, 2019 More companies are trying to bring self-driving cars to the masses than ever before. Yet a truly autonomous vehicle still doesn’t exist. And it’s not clear if, or when, our driverless future will arrive. Proponents in the industry, including Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Waymo CEO John Krafcik and Cruise CEO Dan Ammann, touted an aggressive timeline but missed and reset... Driver Nov 27, 2019

It’s a great time to be a dealer, Teslas cost more because materials cost more, and Joe Biden. All that and more in The Morning Shift for June 1, 2021.

Cruise CEO Dan Ammann wrote a letter May 17 asking Biden to raise a cap that limits AV production in the U.S.

Cruise CEO Dan Ammann has written a letter to president Joe Biden urging him to loosen certain safety regulations to help speed up domestic AV development.

General Motors has a long and illustrious history of receiving government favors, with 2021 likely to continue the trend. Having recently seen its request to have federal EV tax credits reset approved by the Senate Finance Committee, GM-owned Cruise is now seeking to double down by asking regulators to scale back restrictions on autonomous vehicle testing. With […]

DETROIT — The CEO of America’s second-largest auto company is calling for the federal government to set standards for fully or partially automated vehicles to tighten the safety of electronic driving systems. In urging federal regulation, Ford CEO Jim Farley becomes the highest-profile auto executive to publicly recognize a need to more closely monitor the emerging technology, which is becoming more prevalent on America’s roadways just as questions are being raised about the potential ris...

He suggested that legislators and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration were moving too slowly.