October will see five Cruise AV robotaxis from GM autonomous vehicle subsidiary Cruise begin rolling on the streets of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, as a test for a larger deployment in the ...

Cruise is making good on its promise to launch an autonomous driving service in Dubai. Just a few weeks after the General Motors-backed AV company officially launched its commercial driverless ...

DETROIT -- General Motors' majority owned Cruise self-driving car subsidiary said on Monday it plans to begin deploying its robotaxis in Dubai beginning in 2023, in a deal that signals the company ...

Cruise, the San Francisco-based robotaxi company backed by General Motors, plans to expand its operations to Dubai and will set up its first overseas unit in the Middle Eastern city by 2023 and ...

Want to hail a Cruise robotaxi as soon as you can? You might want to book a trip to the UAE. The GM-backed brand has struck a deal to operate self-driving taxis and ride-hailing services in Dubai ...

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Dubai finished out its 2018-19 cruising season with a record 51 percent increase in tourism traffic and a 38 percent boost in cruise ship calls season-over-season. The city's Mina Rashid Cruise ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Days after General Motors’ Cruise self-driving car unit pulled all of its vehicles off the roads in the U.S. for a safety review, it continues to test them on ...

Capurro said that demand for two of the company’s cruise ships – World Europa and Opera – was already ‘very strong’ for the winter. These two vessels will be based in Dubai.

In Dubai, Cruise vehicles have primarily been seen recently on a couple of islands on the outskirts of the main city. In August they were offering free rides in a partnership with a local company ...