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Cruise robotaxiArs Technica
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The Cruise Origin was a driverless autonomous vehicle with no steering wheel.
GM says the Origin was meant for Cruise , GM 's robotaxi startup.
Instead of using the Origin , the company will focus on the next-generation Chevrolet Bolt .
GM will not meet its originally stated ambition of building a million electric vehicles in 2025 .
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