This year's CES saw a shift in focus towards autonomous vehicle technology, AI, and micromobility, with notable absences from traditional US and European automakers.
Delaware judge upholds ruling against Elon Musk's massive pay package, plus news from Pony AI, Fisker, and more in the world of mobility and transportation
2024 marked a turning point for electric vehicle and autonomous driving startups, with many faltering, and automakers reassessing their investment plans, signaling a shift in the industry's trajectory.
NHTSA closes investigation into Fisker's all-electric Ocean SUV after software update resolves rollaway issue, but another probe remains open for inadvertent emergency braking complaints
General Motors' surprise decision to no longer fund Cruise, its self-driving car subsidiary, marks a significant shift in the autonomous vehicle industry, with implications for major players and startups alike.
General Motors ends funding for Cruise's autonomous vehicle project, absorbing the company into its efforts to develop driver assistance features and fully autonomous personal vehicles.
General Motors is restructuring its self-driving car subsidiary Cruise, abandoning plans for a commercial robotaxi business and focusing on autonomous personal vehicles instead.
General Motors scraps plans for commercial robotaxi business, citing competitive market and resource constraints, and integrates Cruise into its in-car driver assistance efforts
General Motors and OnStar are prohibited from selling customer geolocation and driving behavior data for five years, following an FTC investigation into unauthorized data collection and sales.
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