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Cruise and Uber cooperate on autonomous cars
The GM subsidiary Cruise will offer its autonomous cars on the platform of the ride-hailing service provider Uber in future. The US companies announced on Thursday that this is part of a multi-year agreement.
The partnership is set to start next year and will allow Uber users to choose rides in a Cruise autonomous vehicle.
Uber has been offering driverless cars on its platform in Phoenix, Arizona, since October 2023 as part of an agreement with Alphabet's Waymo. Cruise is looking for a way back onto US roads after a serious accident last year led to the company's operations being halted.
General Motors (GM) shares rose by more than one percent after the close of trading, while Uber shares fell by three percent.
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