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GM Cruise to pilot self-driving food deliveries in partnership with DoorDash

The first deployment of GM Cruise’s technology will be in a car similar to the electric Chevrolet Bolt that the company has been testing.
The first deployment of GM Cruise’s technology will be in a car similar to the electric Chevrolet Bolt that the company has been testing. (JOE WILSSENS)
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January 03, 2019 08:31 PM

General Motors' self-driving unit, Cruise, has partnered with food delivery service DoorDash to pilot autonomous food deliveries.

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