Mary Barra took her first ride in a cruise robottaxi and went home completely impressed.
see photosGM’s CEO realized that riding in an autonomous vehicle was a surreal experience
GM CEO Mary Barra recently took her first ride in a self-driving car, which was featured in a YouTube video on Cruise’s official channel. Of course, Cruise is owned by GM and has a self-driving car service that also operates a robotaxi service in limited parts of the US. “Last week our friends in Detroit rode straight to the moon at midnight,” said the message on the video.
Barra was clearly impressed by Ride’s innocent nature which was her first. The ride took place in San Francisco, not Detroit which is home to GM as Cruise currently operates its service in California. Bara Road. Chevrolet Bolt EV named Tostada with Cruze Co-Founder, Interim CEO and CTO Kyle Vogt.
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Both of them got into the back seat of the car after driving themselves. Bara said that while she knew it was always going to happen, it felt unrealistic to experience it for the first time. In another Bolt EV, GM President Mark Rees called the ride mind-blowing as he was jointed by GM’s vice president of communications, Craig Buchholz.
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Along with Waymo, Cruise is one of the pioneers of autonomous car technology. It is working closely with GM to develop a commercial autonomous vehicle for individual use, which GM anticipates will launch by the end of the decade.
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