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Before October 2, Cruise was the coolest part of GM’s driverless, eco-friendly future. Now it’s a rescue mission.
Cruise's CEO, Kyle Vogt, resigned over safety concerns and a US fleet investigation. Cruise, a division of General Motors, recently saw a big shakeup when its CEO, Kyle Vogt, resigned over safety concerns and an investigation into the company's US fleet.
He resigned Sunday night, less than a month after the struggling robotaxi company lost its license to operate in California and halted operations of its fleet.
The leader of General Motors' self-driving car unit Cruise resigned Sunday as pressure continues over an incident last month in which a pedestrian was dragged beneath a robot car.
A pedestrian in San Francisco was “launched” in front of a Cruise robotaxi by a hit-and-run driver, the company said. The company is helping police find the culprit.