GM-backed Cruise ready for next phase of growth

The Cruise Origin is an electric, autonomous vehicle with seating that faces each other and no traditional steering controls that will be built at General Motors' Factory Zero plant in Detroit. (Courtesy photo)

April 13, 2023 12:00 PM

Cruise, the self-driving technology company owned mostly by General Motors, said it has moved out of R&D and beyond the early stages of commercialization. Now, it's gearing up for the next phase: rapid growth.

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