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GM has lost $8.2 billion on Cruise since 2017 , with $3.48 billion lost in 2023 alone.
The money would be used to cover Cruise ’s operational costs as it slowly resumes testing its autonomous vehicles in several US cities.
Cruise was forced to shut down its robotaxi service when one of its driverless cars struck a pedestrian.
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