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High costs and regulatory crackdowns! Volkswagen abandons its autonomous taxi Business.
General Motors announced that its autonomous vehicle division, Cruise, will exit the Siasun Robot&Automation taxi business, primarily due to the time and resources required to expand the Business and the increasingly fierce competition in the Siasun Robot&Automation taxi market—this decision comes at a time when Alphabet's Waymo is expanding into more cities and Tesla plans to launch its Siasun Robot&Automation taxi service in 2026.
