Driverless cars have arrived, and they all look like loaves of bread

Origin — The increasingly typical AV offerings are toolbox-shaped autos like the Origin shuttle shown recently by GM’s Cruise LLC. (BLOOMBERG)

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March 13, 2020 12:34 PM

Do automakers investing billions in the self-driving cars of tomorrow risk repeating the same mistake they made with electric cars a decade ago?

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