General Motors self-driving subsidiary Cruise has signaled it will return to autonomous driving in its California home. The company said Sept. 19 it has started manual driving in the Bay Area.

(Reuters) - General Motors' self-driving unit Cruise said on Thursday it will begin supervised testing with up to five autonomous vehicles in fall this year in California's Bay Area. Cruise ...

Princess Cruises celebrated a construction milestone for their next new ship when the vessel touched water for the first time. Star Princess, the second Sphere... A man jumped off the 16th deck of ...

You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. Your browser does not support the video tag. After testing every carmaker's autonomous driving technology ...

GMNA's breakeven point of about 10 million-11 million units is drastically lower than it was under old GM. GM may have to see a US recession to prove it can do much better than old GM before the ...

Carnival Cruise Line will be unable to offer Carnival Paradise's next cruise due to the lengthy delay in reopening Port Tampa Bay.

Ford's latest version of BlueCruise operates longer and delivers a more natural driving feel compared to earlier versions.

Ride-hailing platform Uber recently announced a partnership with China's WeRide to launch robotaxis in the United Arab ...

As Hurricane Helene closes in on Florida’s Big Bend, where it is expected to make landfall on Thursday, September 26, local cruise ports are... Three Royal Caribbean ships are the latest to ...