Debut of GM's Cruise Origin shows the future of ride-sharing

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Last updated 22 novembro 2024
Debut of GM's Cruise Origin shows the future of ride-sharing
The most recent proof of this came Tuesday night with Cruise, a majority-owned subsidiary of General Motors, debuting its first vehicle specifically designed to operate without a driver.
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