General Motors 🌐
DoomBench currently associates 0 models and 14 evidence assessments with General Motors. Company attribution is separate from each model's version-specific risk score.
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- Evidence items
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- Toward-doom share
- 0.3%
- Net index pressure
- -0.07
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Latest assessments involving General Motors
Cruise investigation finds leadership and control failures after pedestrian dragging
A 195-page independent report released by Cruise and General Motors found leadership failures, poor judgment, deficient transparency and an adversarial regulatory posture after a driverless vehicle dragged a pedestrian.
Cruise recalls 950 autonomous vehicles after post-crash movement failure
Cruise recalled the collision-detection software in 950 autonomous vehicles because a vehicle could move after a crash and increase injury or collision risk, then deployed an over-the-air fix.
California immediately suspends Cruise driverless permits
California's DMV immediately suspended Cruise's deployment and driverless-testing permits after finding its vehicles unsafe and its safety representations incomplete.
Cruise driverless cars stall together during Houston rollout
Cruise confirmed driverless ride-hailing for employees and friends in Houston while several of its vehicles stopped together at an intersection whose signals were stuck red.
California orders Cruise to halve driverless fleet after crashes
California's DMV asked Cruise to cut its San Francisco robotaxi fleet by half while investigating crashes, including a collision involving an emergency vehicle and an injured passenger.
California authorizes paid 24-hour driverless service in San Francisco
California regulators approved Cruise and Waymo permits allowing paid driverless passenger service throughout San Francisco at all hours without a safety driver.
Cruise surpasses one million fully driverless miles
Cruise reported completing one million fully driverless miles across San Francisco, Phoenix and Austin, fifteen months after its first driverless ride.
Cruise server outage disables nearly 60 driverless vehicles
A Cruise server outage left nearly 60 driverless vehicles unable to communicate with fleet operations, blocking San Francisco streets until staff recovered the cars.
California grants Cruise first paid driverless passenger permit
California authorized Cruise to charge passengers for driverless rides in San Francisco, issuing the state's first driverless autonomous-vehicle passenger-service deployment permit.
Cruise opens driverless San Francisco rides to the public
Cruise opened a limited waitlist for members of the San Francisco public to take rides in vehicles operating without a safety driver, moving its robotaxi service beyond employees and invited testers.
Cruise begins rider-only driverless rides in San Francisco
Cruise completed its first San Francisco robotaxi ride with no human aboard before pickup, then began limited rider-only service for employees and selected unpaid public participants under nighttime operating restrictions.
Microsoft joins a $2 billion Cruise investment and Azure partnership
Microsoft joined General Motors, Honda, and institutional investors in a $2 billion Cruise financing round, valuing Cruise at $30 billion and making Azure the preferred cloud platform for commercial autonomous-vehicle deployment.