GM's Cruise updates software, recalls 300 self-driving vehicles for crash risk

In a blog post Thursday, Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt detailed the bus collision, stating that "it resulted in minor damage to the front fender of the AV and caused no injuries." (Cruise LLC)

April 07, 2023 12:38 PM

WASHINGTON — General Motors' self-driving unit Cruise LLC recalled 300 robotaxis and updated their software after a March 23 crash with a San Francisco bus.

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