GM's Cruise shelves plans to build Origin driverless car; uses Chevrolet Bolt EVs in robo-taxi services
Cruise to focus on next-gen Chevrolet Bolt after scrapping plans to build the Origin driverless vehicles, simplifying its scale-up process and reducing costs
General Motors' autonomous driving subsidiary, Cruise, has decided to not go ahead with the plans to build the Origin, a purpose-built vehicle designed with no conventional steering wheel or pedals, for use in robo-taxi services, TechCrunch reported July 23.
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