Cruise lays off nearly a quarter of the company after grounding its robotaxi fleet
Cruise laid off 900 employees, or a quarter of the company, after General Motors said it was slashing spending for the driverless taxi company.
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Cruise laid off 900 employees, or a quarter of the company, after General Motors said it was slashing spending for the driverless taxi company.
The move comes as the company faces an investigation by regulators into the safety of its cars.
The embattled self-driving car subsidiary of General Motors faces an uncertain future after California regulators shut down its robot taxi service in the state.
Cruise LLC, the autonomous vehicle company owned by General Motors Co., has dismissed nine key executives amid an ongoing safety investigation, Reuters reported, citing a memo.
The move comes as the company faces an investigation by regulators into the safety of its cars.