GM has made several key executive hires since 2025 and brought back Cruise alums to ramp up its self-driving tech development in personal cars.
GM wants to crack self-driving for the masses, and it's hiring talent from rivals to do it
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General Motors' Sterling Anderson said the company's focus on autonomy in personal cars could converge towards a robotaxi service…
GM's chief product officer Sterling Anderson says the automaker's personal autonomy push will converge with robotaxi territory,…
Eighteen months after killing off Cruise, its independent robotaxi subsidiary, General Motors has hired back more than 100…
The company announced other tech initiatives as part of its "GM Forward" event in Lower Manhattan.
After sightings by WIRED, GM confirms that a limited number of sensor-laden Bolt EVs have been given a second life.
GM's chief product designer, Sterling Anderson, tells Business Insider that the automaker is targeting a two-year development…
