Cruise, an autonomous car company obtained by General Motors in 2016, has announced the launch of a careless car vehicle in San Francisco. The vehicle is offered to the public for free now, giving more people the opportunity to experience car technology driving alone – though, the company notes, only a small number of users will get access at first.
Cruise was founded in 2013, printed its first major development in 2016 with the acquisition of GM followed by an investment of $ 3.35 billion from Softbank and GM in 2018. In 2021, Cruise had boasted an assessment of more than $ 30 billion dollars with car technology Drive yourself in essence.
In the announcement on February 1, 2022, Cruise revealed now accepting registration from the interested driver who wanted to take one of the company’s self-driving cars to spin. The lucky participants will be given a vehicle in the car without a driver, which is equipped with technology that allows them to drive on the streets of the city themselves.
According to Cruise, some of his team members have boarded a vehicle in the company’s autonomous car, as well as some community members. The company shares its car video that drives itself with passengers in the back seat, maybe, it might help put the potential of future drivers comfortably.
If you are in San Francisco and want to experience a cruise trip, you can go to the company’s registration page to express your interests. Cruise notes that the initial travel capacity will be limited, but it will increase the number of vehicles offered to the public once more autonomous cars are available.
In February 2021, AAA published a survey found while most of the driver in the US was eager to adopt automatic vehicle technology, only 22 percent of respondents were thought of by companies that had to establish their focus on creating a fully autonomous car. There is a big difference between partial autonomous vehicles and completely, but when AAA shows, the availability of developing automatic safety features can open the way for greater overall public acceptance in the future.
