
Former GM autonomous-vehicle unit (robotaxi operations ended Dec 2024): technology now folded into GM Super Cruise personal-vehicle autonomy.
Cruise was General Motors' autonomous-vehicle subsidiary developing robotaxi services in San Francisco and other cities. In December 2024, GM ended Cruise robotaxi funding and refocused the unit on advanced driver assistance for personal vehicles — integrating Cruise engineering into GM's Super Cruise hands-off highway system. getcruise.com now redirects to GM's autonomy roadmap; Cruise became a wholly owned GM subsidiary in February 2025 with significant staff reductions as robotaxi commercial operations ceased.
Product overview
The current linked page presents General Motors’ autonomous-driving technology and does not preserve a standalone Cruise product profile.
Information as of July 30, 2026
General Motors currently presents autonomous-vehicle technology for hands-free and self-driving transportation.[1]
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